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Version: 5.x

pnpm publish

Publishes a package to the registry.

pnpm [-r] publish [<tarball|folder>] [--tag <tag>]     [--access <public|restricted>]

When publishing a package inside a workspace, the LICENSE file from the root of the workspace is packed with the package (unless the package has a license of its own).

You may override some fields before publish, using the publishConfig field in package.json.

When running this command recursively (pnpm -r publish), pnpm will publish all the packages that have versions not yet published to the registry.

Options#

--tag <tag>#

Publishes the package with the given tag. By default, pnpm publish updates the latest tag.

For example:

# inside the foo package directorypnpm publish --tag next# in a project where you want to use the next version of foopnpm add foo@next

--access <public|restricted>#

Tells the registry whether the published package should be public or restricted.

git-checks#

Added in: v4.11.0

  • Default : true (since v5)
  • Type: Boolean

When true, pnpm publish checks if the current branch is your publish branch (master by default), clean, and up-to-date.

publish-branch#

Added in: v4.11.0

  • Default: master
  • Types: String

The primary branch of the repository which is used for publishing the latest changes.

--force#

Added in: v5.18.0

Try to publish packages even if their current version is already found in the registry.

--filter <package_selector>#

Added in: 4.6.0

Read more about filtering.