Ypack 1.2.3 Direct

Draft release notes — ypack 1.2.3

What's new

  • Bug fixes: Resolved crash when parsing nested manifests containing empty dependency blocks.
  • Compatibility: Restored support for Node.js 20 for projects using legacy resolution flags.
  • Performance: Reduced package install time by ~18% for large monorepos by optimizing archive extraction.

Changes

  • Improved error messages when checksum mismatches occur (now include file path and expected vs. actual hash).
  • Prevent ypack from creating duplicate lockfile entries when duplicate package aliases are present.
  • Updated default registry timeout from 30s to 60s to reduce transient failure rate on slow networks.
  • Deprecations: Deprecated the --legacy-resolve CLI flag; will be removed in a future major release.

Security

  • Fixed CVE-2026-xxxx: path traversal during tar extraction — added strict path sanitization and unit tests.
  • Added optional --verify-signatures flag to verify package signatures when registries provide signed metadata.

Migration notes

  • Projects upgrading from <=1.1.x should regenerate their lockfile with ypack install --force-lock to avoid duplicate entries.
  • CI: increase test job timeout if using network-limited runners due to longer registry handshake.

Chore / Maintenance

  • Bumped bundled dependency "archive-lib" to 4.5.1.
  • Updated translations for fr, de, zh locales.

Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to contributors: @alice, @bob, @sanjay123 for bug reports and fixes.

How to get it

  • Install: npm install -g ypack@1.2.3 or add to your project's devDependencies.

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🐛 Fixes:

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Install everything

ypack install

2. Installation

Troubleshooting Common Issues in ypack 1.2.3

Even with polished releases, problems can arise. Here are solutions to the top three issues reported so far with ypack 1.2.3. Bug fixes: Resolved crash when parsing nested manifests

Issue 3: CPU usage spikes during decompression

Solution: This is expected because zstd uses multi-threading by default. To limit cores, set environment variable:

export YPACK_ZSTD_THREADS=2

Then rerun the decompression or run command.

Verify Installation

ypack --version
# Output: ypack/1.2.3 (linux-x64) node/v20.9.0