chore(deps): update pnpm to v8 - autoclosed

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
pnpm (source)	7.33.6 -> 8.15.7

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pnpm/pnpm (pnpm)

v8.15.7

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v8.15.6

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Patch Changes

• The exit code of the child process should be preserved on pnpm run #​7817.
• When sorting packages in a workspace, take into account workspace dependencies specified as peerDependencies #​7813.
• Add --ignore-scripts argument to prune command #​7836.

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v8.15.5

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v8.15.4

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v8.15.3

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Patch Changes

• Remove vulnerable "ip" package from the dependencies #​7652.

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v8.15.2

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Patch Changes

• When purging multiple node_modules directories, pnpm will no longer print multiple prompts simultaneously.
• Don't print an unnecessary warning when adding new dependencies to a project that uses hoisted node_modules.
• Linking globally the command of a package that has no name in package.json #​4761.
• Installation should work with lockfile created by pnpm v9.0.0-alpha.4

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v8.15.1

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Patch Changes

• Use the object-hash library instead of node-object-hash for hashing keys of side-effects cache #​7591.
• bundledDependencies should never be added to the lockfile with false as the value #​7576.

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v8.15.0

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Minor Changes

• When the license field does not exist in package.json but a license file exists, try to match and extract the license name #​7530.

Patch Changes

• Running pnpm update -r --latest will no longer downgrade prerelease dependencies #​7436.
• --aggregate-output should work on scripts executed from the same project #​7556.
• Prefer hard links over reflinks on Windows as they perform better #​7564.
• Reduce the length of the side-effects cache key. Instead of saving a stringified object composed from the dependency versions of the package, use the hash calculated from the said object #​7563.
• Throw an error if pnpm update --latest runs with arguments containing versions specs. For instance, pnpm update --latest foo@next is not allowed #​7567.
• Don't fail in Windows CoW if the file already exists #​7554.

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v8.14.3

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• pnpm pack should work as expected when "prepack" modifies the manifest #​7558.

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v8.14.2

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Patch Changes

• Registry configuration from previous installation should not override current settings #​7507.
• pnpm dlx should not fail, when executed from package.json "scripts" 7424.
• A git-hosted dependency should not be added to the store if it failed to be built #​7407.
• pnpm publish should pack "main" file or "bin" files defined in "publishConfig" #​4195.

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v8.14.1

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Patch Changes

• Resolve the current working directory to its real location before doing any operations #​6524.
• Allow using token helpers in pnpm publish #​7316.
• Handle Git repository names containing capital letters #​7488.
• When hoisted-workspace-packages is true don't hoist the root package even if it has a name. Otherwise we would create a circular symlink.

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v8.14.0

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Minor Changes

• A new option added for hoisting packages from the workspace. When hoist-workspace-packages is set to true, packages from the workspace are symlinked to either `<workspace_root>/node_modules/.pnpm/nod

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