deps: bump nub 0.7.4 -> 0.7.5; fix stale nub.lock ref in mise deps sources - #38
deps: bump nub 0.7.4 -> 0.7.5; fix stale nub.lock ref in mise deps sources#38Guria wants to merge 1 commit into
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…urces nub 0.7.5 (nubjs/nub#760) bounds seven sources of unbounded memory retention and fixes two nub upgrade defects - no breaking changes. Bumped in the mise tool pin and the devEngines floor together. Also: [deps.nub] sources still listed nub.lock although d082155 renamed the lockfile to pnpm-lock.yaml - the stale glob meant mise never re-ran nub install on lockfile changes. Verified: nub install clean, mise run //:check green, 416/416 tests pass (mise run //:test:run) under nub 0.7.5.
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Nub is pinned to 0.7.4 in package manifests while the development engine requires 0.7.5 or newer, which can cause installation and validation mismatches. Align the declarations or document the workspace exemption before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@package.json`:
- Line 31: Align the Nub version declarations in the root and demo package
manifests: update the exact 0.7.4 pins to 0.7.5 so they satisfy the existing
devEngines.packageManager.version ^0.7.5 requirement, or explicitly document the
workspace exemption if retaining the pins.
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rg -n '"packageManager": "nub@0\.7\.4"|"version": "\^0\.7\.4"' \
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Nub package manager devEngines packageManager field precedence official documentation
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The packageManager and devEngines.packageManager fields serve different purposes and operate under different mechanisms, rather than having a simple precedence-based hierarchy where one overrides the other [1]. 1. packageManager: This is a top-level field primarily recognized and used by Corepack, a tool for managing package manager versions [2]. It is intended to declare the specific version of the package manager (e.g., npm@10.0.0, pnpm@9.0.0) that a project should use [1][2]. 2. devEngines.packageManager: This is a newer, distinct configuration property introduced in devEngines [1][3]. Unlike the top-level packageManager field, devEngines.packageManager is designed to provide richer control over environment requirements during development [1]. It supports semantic versioning (semver) ranges, specifies how to handle mismatches (via onFail policies such as error, warn, ignore, or download), and can be integrated with lockfiles to ensure environment reproducibility [1][3][4]. Key differences and interaction: - Functional Intent: devEngines is specifically aimed at developers interacting with the source code (managing runtime, OS, and package manager requirements), whereas the top-level packageManager is a simpler pinning mechanism often managed by tools like Corepack [5][1]. - Implementation: npm (as of recent versions) supports devEngines as a first-class configuration [4], while its support for the top-level packageManager field has historically been limited or absent, as npm does not natively adopt Corepack's workflow in the same way some other managers do [2][6]. - Precedence/Overlap: Because they are supported by different tools and serve different validation logic, they are not typically treated as competing values for a single setting. Instead, they are complementary fields used by different parts of the ecosystem to enforce development environment consistency [1]. Projects often migrate toward devEngines for more granular, configurable control over environment requirements [1]. In summary, devEngines.packageManager is the recommended modern approach for declaring environment requirements because it provides explicit failure handling and range support [1][3]. The top-level packageManager remains a widely used, legacy-style pinning field primarily for Corepack [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://pearpages.com/blog/2026/07/30/packagemanager-vs-devengines
- 2: Switch to devEngines.packageManager in "When Authoring Packages" nodejs/corepack#835
- 3: https://pnpm.io/package_json
- 4: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v12/configuring-npm/package-json/
- 5: https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/npm/package-json.5.en.html
- 6:
"packageManager"field doesn’t support npm nodejs/node#51888
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site:nubjs.com/docs/pm packageManager devEngines packageManager Nub
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In the context of the Nub package meta-manager, the packageManager and devEngines.packageManager fields in package.json are used to pin and enforce which package manager a project uses [1][2]. The packageManager field is the standard field used by Corepack, pnpm, and Yarn, and must contain an exact version (e.g., pnpm@9.15.4), optionally including a +sha512 hash [2]. Because this field requires an exact version, it does not support version ranges [2]. The devEngines.packageManager field is a specific construct that allows for the use of version ranges (e.g., ^11.5.3) [2]. It is structured as an object containing the name and version, and it can also specify an onFail policy (e.g., "warn") [2]. Nub uses these fields to ensure project consistency: when a pin is set, Nub's commands (such as nub install) ensure that the appropriate package manager is used for the project [1]. Furthermore, if the Nub shims are enabled via nub pm shim, these settings allow Nub to intercept calls to incorrect package managers, preventing accidental usage of a manager that might generate conflicting lockfiles or node_modules [1]. Additionally, the packageManager field can be used to pin the version of Nub itself (e.g., nub@0.2.9), ensuring that all project contributors use the exact same version of the meta-manager [2].
Citations:
Align all Nub version declarations.
The root package.json pins Nub to 0.7.4 while devEngines.packageManager.version requires ^0.7.5. apps/demo/package.json contains the same 0.7.4 pin and range. Nub uses the exact pin for its selected version and the range for validation, so these declarations conflict. Update them to the 0.7.5 floor or document the workspace exemption.
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In `@package.json` at line 31, Align the Nub version declarations in the root and
demo package manifests: update the exact 0.7.4 pins to 0.7.5 so they satisfy the
existing devEngines.packageManager.version ^0.7.5 requirement, or explicitly
document the workspace exemption if retaining the pins.
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Verified originally under nub 0.7.5: nub install clean, mise run //:check green, 416/416 tests.
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