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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Bootstrap as pnpm bootstrap wrapper
participant RegistryAccess as registryAccess
participant NpmConfig as npm configuration
participant Downloader as native-binary downloader
Bootstrap->>RegistryAccess: Resolve registry and headers
RegistryAccess->>NpmConfig: Read permitted environment and .npmrc settings
RegistryAccess-->>Bootstrap: Return registry and headers
Bootstrap->>Downloader: Pass registry and headers
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PR Summary by QodoFix native binary downloads from the configured pnpm registry
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- Environment registry override loses to project config
- Nested projects lose their registry
- Environment-only registry authentication fails
- Saved login credentials are unavailable during bootstrap
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- Project registry can claim trusted credentials
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🔴 Environment registry override loses to project config
When a project sets @pnpm:registry, registryAccess ignores an explicit registry environment override. First-run downloads use the project registry even when the operator supplies another registry.
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🔴 Nested projects lose their registry
From a subdirectory of a standalone project, projectDir reads only that subdirectory's .npmrc. The project-root registry is ignored, so the native binary downloads from the wrong registry or fails.
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The wrapper runs before the native CLI can load its configuration. The CLI finds a project's local prefix using package markers before reading .npmrc (findLocalPrefix, readNpmrcSources). Without a workspace file, this bootstrap search always falls back to the current directory, even when an ancestor contains package.json.
Example: /work/app/package.json and /work/app/.npmrc name an internal registry. A first run from /work/app/src reads /work/app/src/.npmrc and contacts npmjs instead.
Recommended fix: Use the CLI's local-prefix markers for standalone projects while retaining workspace-root precedence where a workspace file exists. Test a nested working directory.
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🔴 Environment-only registry authentication fails
When registry credentials exist only in URL-scoped environment variables, readUserNpmrc supplies none to the bootstrap. Private registries reject the first-run native binary download despite credentials available to normal pnpm installs.
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The native CLI accepts URL-scoped npm_config_//host/:_authToken and pnpm_config_//host/:_authToken values as trusted credential sources (from_url_scoped_env). The bootstrap reads only .npmrc files when Corepack's registry override is absent. This leaves environment-only private-registry setups unable to download the binary.
Example: pnpm_config_registry=https://packages.example.test/ and pnpm_config_//packages.example.test/:_authToken=token are set, but no .npmrc exists. Normal pnpm can authenticate; the first-run download sends no authorization header.
Recommended fix: Include URL-scoped credential environment variables in npmrcHeaders with the native reader's priority and URI scoping. Exercise an environment-only private registry.
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🔍 Saved login credentials are unavailable during bootstrap
A private registry configured through pnpm login can have credentials only in global auth.ini. The wrapper reads .npmrc instead, so its first download gets no token. The native reader includes auth.ini.
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🟥 Project registry can claim trusted credentials
When a project selects a registry matching a user-level credential scope, registryAccess sends that credential to the project-selected host. A malicious project can use an existing broad credential scope to expose its token.
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- Around line 108-122: Update registryAccess to handle registry URLs
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1. Project registries can receive saved tokens 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security
registryAccess() combines a registry selected by the project .npmrc with credentials from the user .npmrc, and npmrcHeaders() matches portless credential keys even when the project selects a different port. On a first-run download, a checkout that sets registry=http://localhost:<other-port>/ can send a user's //localhost/:_authToken to a service listening on that port; signature verification protects the binary, not the token.
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## Issue description
A project `.npmrc` can select a registry on a different port while the bootstrap downloader attaches a portless token from the user's `.npmrc`. npm signature verification does not protect that credential.
## Fix Focus Areas
- pnpm/npm/pnpm/bin/pnpm.mjs[113-121]
- pnpm/npm/pnpm/bin/pnpm.mjs[228-246]
- pnpm/npm/pnpm/test/corepack-entry.test.mjs[184-222]
## Recommended Fix
Keep the provenance of the selected registry separate from user credentials. For a project-selected destination, attach saved user credentials only when trusted user configuration explicitly authorizes that exact destination; do not apply the portless-host fallback to a different project-selected port. Add a test with a portless user token and a project registry on another local port.
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When pnpm is installed through Corepack, the npm entry point downloads the native binary on first run. That download should honor the configured registry for the
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COREPACK_NPM_REGISTRYtaking precedence and the npm registry as a fallback.@pnpm-scoped settings. User-level.npmrcvalues can include environment-variable placeholders.