fix: prevent catalogs using the workspace:, link:, and file: protocols#8255
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fix: prevent catalogs using the workspace:, link:, and file: protocols#8255
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Using pnpm catalogs with the
workspace:,link:, andfile:protocols "kind of works in the beta release today". However, I think there's surprising behavior in each.workspace:protocol, it's kind of weird to see theworkspace:*protocol defined in catalogs in the first place. I can't think of a good reason for this indirection. I think spending time trying to support this isn't a good use of developer time.link:andfile:protocols are often used to refer to relative paths. Since pnpm catalogs are defined inpnpm-workspace.yaml, I think most users will expect paths to be relative to that file. Unfortunately they're relative to the project'spackage.json, which doesn't feel right. Let's disable this until we have time to better support it in a future pnpm release.