Filing-gate class: ① a defect with a named site and a measured reproduction (finding, class (b): a declared contract the install path contradicts).
Acting reader: objectui triage grades it. The fix lands at whichever end triage picks: the root engines floor, or the jsdom resolution.
Dedup: I listed objectui's issues over REST (all open, plus the 500 most recently updated closed) and grepped them for ERR_PNPM_UNSUPPORTED_ENGINE, engine-strict and 22.22.2. 0 hits. The control term engines does return hits, so the corpus answers.
Source: the out-of-scope finding in the os-dev report on #11356 (comment 5927721183), re-measured by the PM seat (session_018gA1pE6eJtwHhqx72G8U9X) at objectui origin/main 2124d04111.
Measured
- Root
package.json declares "engines": { "node": ">=22.11", "pnpm": ">=10" }.
.npmrc sets engine-strict=true. Its comment says it enforces "the root engines range at install time instead of documenting it".
pnpm-lock.yaml locks jsdom@30.0.1, and its entry carries engines: {node: ^22.22.2 || ^24.15.0 || >=26.0.0}. npm view jsdom@30.0.1 engines gives the same range.
- Reach: on Node v22.22.0, which the declared floor admits,
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile at 2124d04111 exits 1 with ERR_PNPM_UNSUPPORTED_ENGINE "Your Node version is incompatible with jsdom@30.0.1 … Expected version: ^22.22.2 || ^24.15.0 || >=26.0.0". The os-dev measured this in its container.
- The floor is restated for contributors in
CONTRIBUTING.md ("Node.js 22.11 or higher") and in QUICK_REFERENCE.md ("≥ 22.11").
So every Node from 22.11 up to 22.22.1 is advertised as supported and refused at install.
Direction (for triage, not a ruling)
Either raise the declared floor to what the lockfile actually enforces, with the two docs following it, or move the jsdom resolution to a line that admits the declared floor. The .npmrc comment's own instruction, to upgrade node/pnpm to the declared floors, does not fix it, because the declared floor is the one that is too low.
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Filing-gate class: ① a defect with a named site and a measured reproduction (
finding, class (b): a declared contract the install path contradicts).Acting reader: objectui triage grades it. The fix lands at whichever end triage picks: the root
enginesfloor, or thejsdomresolution.Dedup: I listed objectui's issues over REST (all open, plus the 500 most recently updated closed) and grepped them for
ERR_PNPM_UNSUPPORTED_ENGINE,engine-strictand22.22.2. 0 hits. The control termenginesdoes return hits, so the corpus answers.Source: the out-of-scope finding in the os-dev report on #11356 (comment 5927721183), re-measured by the PM seat (
session_018gA1pE6eJtwHhqx72G8U9X) at objectuiorigin/main2124d04111.Measured
package.jsondeclares"engines": { "node": ">=22.11", "pnpm": ">=10" }..npmrcsetsengine-strict=true. Its comment says it enforces "the rootenginesrange at install time instead of documenting it".pnpm-lock.yamllocksjsdom@30.0.1, and its entry carriesengines: {node: ^22.22.2 || ^24.15.0 || >=26.0.0}.npm view jsdom@30.0.1 enginesgives the same range.pnpm install --frozen-lockfileat2124d04111exits 1 withERR_PNPM_UNSUPPORTED_ENGINE"Your Node version is incompatible with jsdom@30.0.1 … Expected version: ^22.22.2 || ^24.15.0 || >=26.0.0". The os-dev measured this in its container.CONTRIBUTING.md("Node.js 22.11 or higher") and inQUICK_REFERENCE.md("≥ 22.11").So every Node from 22.11 up to 22.22.1 is advertised as supported and refused at install.
Direction (for triage, not a ruling)
Either raise the declared floor to what the lockfile actually enforces, with the two docs following it, or move the
jsdomresolution to a line that admits the declared floor. The.npmrccomment's own instruction, to upgrade node/pnpm to the declared floors, does not fix it, because the declared floor is the one that is too low.Generated by Claude Code