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build: restrict postinstall scripts during package installation #1266
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When performing a yarn-based package installation, only a specific group of dependencies will now have postinstall scripts executed. This not only provides additional security benefits but also reduced the amount of script execution that occurs during each install. The workspace scripts are automatically allowed and additional specific packages can be allowed as needed.
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When performing a yarn-based package installation, only a specific group of dependencies will now have postinstall scripts executed. This not only provides additional security benefits but also reduced the amount of script execution that occurs during each install. The workspace scripts are automatically allowed and additional specific packages can be allowed as needed.