How to configure, migrate, and optimize Angular workspaces using pnpm for faster local development and CI builds.
Moving your Angular workspace to
pnpmis one of the highest-leverage tooling upgrades you can make. In this guide, we explore howpnpm's symlinkednode_modulesarchitecture prevents phantom dependencies, how to configure the Angular CLI to usepnpmby default, and how to migrate existing repositories safely.
https://buildwithsunny.com/posts/getting-started-with-pnpm-in-angular-a-2026-guide/
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