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Check that dependencies are install before running scripts · Issue #8585 · pnpm/pnpm · GitHub

• I'd be willing to implement this feature (contributing guide)

It's easy to begin development with the wrong dependencies installed. Here's some examples:

• Switch branches, where the new branch has different dependencies
• Pull the repo for the first time

Normally you'd have to remember to run pnpm i in these scenarios. I'd like pnpm to "remember" for me.

Before I run a script in the "scripts" field of the package.json (or pnpm test, etc.), I'd like pnpm to check that the correct dependencies are installed then either:

• Error out, notifying me that I should run pnpm i
• Automatically install the dependencies for me (i.e., run pnpm i in the background).

• This will increase the latency of every command. It may be possible to utilize caching to speed this up for subsequent pnpm invocations.
• Automatically running pnpm i can pose security risks (because postinstall scripts can run arbitrary code), so doing this should be opt-in on the developer-level in my opinion.

Keep the status quo.

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