fix(toolchain): restore reproducible TypeScript 6 dependency resolution - #567
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The pnpm-workspace.yaml override `typescript: npm:@typescript/typescript6@~6.0.3` requested a package/version that has never existed on the registry — @typescript/typescript6 only ever published 6.0.0/6.0.1/6.0.2, never 6.0.3. This was invisible in normal operation because every routine install here uses --frozen-lockfile (deps:reconcile/deps:verify), which trusts the already-locked resolution and never re-hits the registry for it. The correct direction was already in place and untouched: package.json's "@typescript/typescript6": "npm:typescript@~6.0.3" is a real, resolvable alias (typescript@6.0.3 exists). The workspace override just needed to point plain "typescript" at that same real version directly. Changed the override to `typescript: "6.0.3"` — preserves the exact TypeScript version already effectively locked, preserves tsgo/ native-preview as the primary compiler (unchanged), preserves the existing compatibility alias, and lets a genuine non-frozen `pnpm install` succeed for the first time. Corrected the adjacent pnpm-workspace.yaml comment and docs/TS7-MIGRATION.md's matching example, which both described the invalid override as canonical. As a side effect of the now-working real resolution, the previously stale lockfile's browserslist@4.28.2 (vulnerable to GHSA-73wf-gq98-2v4g and GHSA-c83g-rgw3-j3cx) no longer appears anywhere in the graph — a clean resolve already lands on 4.28.8. No separate browserslist override was needed or added. Verified: pnpm install (non-frozen) succeeds; pnpm install --frozen-lockfile succeeds afterward; deps:reconcile/deps:verify pass; pnpm why typescript resolves to a single 6.0.3; typecheck (tsgo), lint, and build all pass unchanged. No application source or production logic changes.
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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideRestores reproducible TypeScript dependency resolution by replacing the nonexistent registry alias with a direct TypeScript 6.0.3 workspace override, regenerating the lockfile through a valid resolve, and synchronizing the related documentation. No application or primary compiler changes are made; the refreshed graph also removes the stale vulnerable browserslist 4.28.2 resolution. File-Level Changes
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This PR correctly fixes the TypeScript 6 dependency resolution issue. The changes properly update the invalid npm:@typescript/typescript6@~6.0.3 reference to the correct typescript: "6.0.3" package version in both the workspace configuration and documentation. The fix aligns with the PR's stated goal of restoring reproducible dependency resolution. No blocking issues identified.
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In `@docs/TS7-MIGRATION.md`:
- Line 40: Update the TypeScript override example in the migration documentation
to identify pnpm-workspace.yaml as the target file, use a top-level overrides
mapping, and remove the package.json/pnpm-field presentation while preserving
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The example previously showed the typescript override nested inside package.json's deprecated pnpm field, which no longer matches how this repo applies it (pnpm-workspace.yaml's top-level overrides map). Split into two correctly-labeled examples and renumbered the remaining sections.
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package.json(untouched) and tsgo/`@typescript/native-preview` as the primary compiler (untouched) — no compiler-version change relative to what was already locked.Test plan
Note: the pre-existing Browserslist advisory (tracked separately) may still show as red on
main's current head until this or an equivalent fix lands — that gate should already be satisfied by this PR's own resolved lockfile, since 4.28.2 no longer appears in it.Summary by Sourcery
Restore reproducible TypeScript 6 dependency resolution by targeting the valid 6.0.3 package and refreshing the lockfile.
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Restore reliable TypeScript 6 dependency installation
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✅ Successful fresh dependency installs✅ Consistent TypeScript 6.0.3 tooling✅ Removal of vulnerable Browserslist 4.28.2💡 Usage Guide
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