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pnpm/action-setup v6 release notes changelog💡 Result:
pnpm/action-setup v6 was released recently (tags v6 and v6.0.0 exist as of 2026-04-13). No detailed release notes or changelog are available in the releases page snippets, which primarily detail earlier versions like v5.0.0 (updated to use Node.js 24) and v4.x changes (e.g., package.yaml support, caching, .npmrc registry, Node.js 24 updates). However, v6 is actively used, as evidenced by an open GitHub issue
#225from 2026-04-11 reporting a bug: "action-setup@v6 does not take the requested pnpm version into account" — it always installs pnpm v11 (specifically 11.0.0-beta.4-1) regardless of the 'version' input (e.g., version: 10 installs v11 instead). The official releases page is at https://github.com/pnpm/action-setup/releases. Latest listed release in some pages is v5.0.0 (2026-03-17), suggesting v6 may be a recent tag without full release notes yet or a pre-release/development version. Repository README examples use up to v5. For full details, check the GitHub releases page or compare commits between v5.0.0 and v6.0.0 tags directly on GitHub.Citations:
Do not merge with
pnpm/action-setup@v6— known critical bug.A critical bug exists in v6 (GitHub issue
#225): theversioninput is ignored and v6 always installs pnpm v11 (11.0.0-beta.4-1), regardless of the requested version. If your workflow requires a specific pnpm version, revert tov5or wait for v6 to be fixed. If version pinning is not required, ensure the implicit v11 installation is acceptable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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@coderabbitai is this still the case?
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Let me check the current status of that bug.
@benjamincanac, the situation has improved. The original bug (v6 ignoring theversioninput and always installing pnpm11.0.0-beta.4-1) was present in the initial v6.0.0 release. However, the official pnpm CI documentation now recommendspnpm/action-setup@v6.0.5, indicating the issues have been addressed in patch releases.Since the
v6floating tag resolves to the latest v6 patch (currently v6.0.5), the critical bug from the initial release should no longer affect you.One note specific to your workflow: The
ci.ymlhere does not specify aversioninput for the action. The v6 action supports omitting theversioninput if there is apackageManagerfield inpackage.json. If yourpackage.jsonhas"packageManager": "pnpm@..."set, this is fine. Otherwise, you may want to pin an explicit version, e.g.:The PR looks safe to merge as long as your project has a
packageManagerfield inpackage.json, or you're okay with the pnpm version being resolved automatically.