fix(release): install bundle worker deps outside the root UI workspace - #652
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With the root UI pnpm workspace in place, pnpm install inside a bundle worker directory walks up and scopes to the root workspace (Scope: all 13 workspace projects), so the worker's own dependencies are never installed and build:bundle fails with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND. Bundle workers are deliberately self-contained with their own lockfiles per the pnpm-workspace.yaml note, so pass --ignore-workspace to pnpm install.
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--ignore-workspaceto thepnpm installstep in_bundle.ymlso bundle workers install their own dependencies from their own lockfiles.Why
After #650 unblocked pnpm setup, the re-dispatched bundle releases (pi/v0.1.12, opencode/v0.1.8, claude-code/v0.1.11) failed in
build:bundlewithERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUNDand "node_modules missing". The install log shows why:pnpm installinside the worker directory walks up to the repo-root UI pnpm workspace and installs that instead, so the worker's own deps never land. The rootpnpm-workspace.yamlnote is explicit that Node bundle workers are self-contained projects with their own lockfiles, which is exactly what--ignore-workspaceenforces. All three workers carrylockfileVersion: '9.0'lockfiles, compatible with the pinned pnpm@11.13.1.Testing
CI-only change. The three failed tags will be re-dispatched through Release after merge to verify the bundle path end to end.