build: deny build scripts for unused pi-ai transitive deps
@google/genai and protobufjs are pulled in transitively by the dsh-llm-pi-ai adapter and consumed prebuilt; their lifecycle scripts are no-ops we don't need. Set them to false in allowBuilds (was true) so no unnecessary install-time code runs, and document why each entry is the way it is.
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@@ -6,8 +6,19 @@ peerDependencyRules:
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allowedVersions:
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typescript: '>=5 <7'
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# pnpm 10+ blocks any dependency shipping an install/build script until it is
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# explicitly reviewed here (strictDepBuilds defaults to true: an unlisted script
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# is a hard install error). Every such package MUST be listed; we deny by
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# default and only allow scripts we need. esbuild (native binary) and lefthook
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# (git hooks) genuinely need theirs.
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allowBuilds:
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'@google/genai': true
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esbuild: true
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lefthook: true
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protobufjs: true
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# Transitive deps of @earendil-works/pi-ai (the dsh-llm-pi-ai design-twin
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# adapter, ADR 0010), consumed prebuilt — surprising to see here, but pnpm
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# lists them only because they ship lifecycle scripts. Those scripts are
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# no-ops we don't need (@google/genai's preinstall is an `echo`; protobufjs's
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# postinstall only warns about version schemes and returns early when unset),
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# so we deny them: install still succeeds, no needless code runs.
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'@google/genai': false
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protobufjs: false
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