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How to get pnpm store directory
How to remove a package from pnpm store, or force re-download it?How do I use pnpm in my Angular project to manage packages?How to migrate a project from npm to pnpmpnpm - Do node_modules directories occupy the same space in disk?How to use my old shrinkwrap.yaml with pnpm 3.0?
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Is there any way how to check directory/path of pnpm store?
I know you can set it with npm config set store /path/to/.pnpm-store, but npm config get store in my case returns undefined, which I guess means to pnpm to use some default, but where can I find this default value?
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Is there any way how to check directory/path of pnpm store?
I know you can set it with npm config set store /path/to/.pnpm-store, but npm config get store in my case returns undefined, which I guess means to pnpm to use some default, but where can I find this default value?
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Is there any way how to check directory/path of pnpm store?
I know you can set it with npm config set store /path/to/.pnpm-store, but npm config get store in my case returns undefined, which I guess means to pnpm to use some default, but where can I find this default value?
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Is there any way how to check directory/path of pnpm store?
I know you can set it with npm config set store /path/to/.pnpm-store, but npm config get store in my case returns undefined, which I guess means to pnpm to use some default, but where can I find this default value?
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Seems like as of v3.0.1, you cannot get it. pnpm should probably update pnpm get store so that it returns the default location.
As of v3, the pnpm store is located at ~/.pnpm-store by default.
You could also open the file node_modules/.modules.yaml in your project. It will contain a field called "store" with the location of the store that was used to hardlink packages to your project.
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Seems like as of v3.0.1, you cannot get it. pnpm should probably update pnpm get store so that it returns the default location.
As of v3, the pnpm store is located at ~/.pnpm-store by default.
You could also open the file node_modules/.modules.yaml in your project. It will contain a field called "store" with the location of the store that was used to hardlink packages to your project.
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Seems like as of v3.0.1, you cannot get it. pnpm should probably update pnpm get store so that it returns the default location.
As of v3, the pnpm store is located at ~/.pnpm-store by default.
You could also open the file node_modules/.modules.yaml in your project. It will contain a field called "store" with the location of the store that was used to hardlink packages to your project.
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Seems like as of v3.0.1, you cannot get it. pnpm should probably update pnpm get store so that it returns the default location.
As of v3, the pnpm store is located at ~/.pnpm-store by default.
You could also open the file node_modules/.modules.yaml in your project. It will contain a field called "store" with the location of the store that was used to hardlink packages to your project.
answered Mar 29 at 9:25
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Seems like as of v3.0.1, you cannot get it. pnpm should probably update pnpm get store so that it returns the default location.
As of v3, the pnpm store is located at ~/.pnpm-store by default.
You could also open the file node_modules/.modules.yaml in your project. It will contain a field called "store" with the location of the store that was used to hardlink packages to your project.
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