pnpm approve-builds --global works now for allowing dependencies of globally installed packages to run postinstall scripts.
The pnpm add command now supports a new flag, --allow-build, which allows building the specified dependencies. For instance, if you want to install a package called bundle that has esbuild as a dependency and want to allow esbuild to run postinstall scripts, you can run:
pnpm --allow-build=esbuild add bundle
This will run esbuild's postinstall script and also add it to the pnpm.onlyBuiltDependencies field of package.json. So, esbuild will always be allowed to run its scripts in the future.
Related PR: #9086.
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