Fix conflicts in pnpm lock file during merges #98
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Plan: Automated pnpm Lock File Conflict Resolution
.gitattributesfile with custom merge driver for pnpm-lock.yamlSummary
Successfully implemented an automated solution for pnpm-lock.yaml merge conflicts using:
.gitattributes) - Automatically combines both versions during mergessetup-merge-driver.sh) - Auto-runspnpm installafter merges to regenerate valid lockfilepackage.json) - Ensures consistent pnpm version (>=10.0.0) across all developersdocs/pnpm-lock-conflict-resolution.mddocs/pnpm-lock-test-results.mdHow It Works
When developers merge branches with conflicting pnpm-lock.yaml changes:
pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfileTesting
✅ All tests passed - Verified with comprehensive test that simulates realistic merge conflict scenario:
The solution eliminates the need for manual pnpm-lock.yaml conflict resolution while ensuring lockfile integrity.
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