[Tech] Update to pnpm 10 #4488
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The AppVeyor script shouldn't need this explicit `prepare`, as it can now infer the version from the `packageManager` field
Not sure if we need all of these, but running them is the safer option
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The action will also infer the version from `packageManager`
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Somewhat of an offshoot of #4471, this extracts just the bits we need for pnpm 10
If you are on a Linux distro that doesn't have this version in their repos yet, you can use
corepack(which comes with NodeJS) to install it for you. Simply runcorepack enable, the next time you then runpnpmit'll auto-download the correct version. If you also lackcorepack, see their README for install instructions.Note that I've not tested whether this fully works (
electron-builderhas been rather peculiar about its environment). Ideally use your distro-provided packageUse the following Checklist if you have changed something on the Backend or Frontend: