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fix(readme): restore logo alternative text #2820

fix(readme): restore logo alternative text

fix(readme): restore logo alternative text #2820

Triggered via push September 12, 2026 00:32
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packages/cli/test/integration/cli/cmd-pnpm.test.mts > socket pnpm > should support --help: `pnpm --help --config {}`: packages/cli/test/integration/cli/cmd-pnpm.test.mts#L56
Error: Snapshot `socket pnpm > should support --help: `pnpm --help --config {}` 1` mismatched - Expected + Received - "Run pnpm with Socket Firewall security - - Usage + "Package manager + + Usage: pnpm [OPTIONS] <COMMAND> + + Commands: + access Manage package access and visibility on the registry + init Initialize a package.json + recursive Concurrently runs a command in all subdirectory projects [aliases: multi, m] + add Add a package + install Install packages [alias: i] + install-test Runs a `pnpm install` followed immediately by a `pnpm test`. It takes exactly the same arguments as `pnpm install` [alias: it] + update Update packages to their newest version based on the specified range [aliases: up, upgrade] + outdated Check for outdated package and GitHub Actions dependencies + audit Checks for known security issues with the installed packages + change Record a change intent: which packages a change affects, the bump type for each, and a summary that becomes the changelog entry + version Apply the pending change intents (`pnpm version -r`) + lane Manage per-package release lanes + bugs Opens the bug tracker URL of a package in the default browser [alias: issues] + list List installed packages [alias: ls] - $ socket pnpm ... - - API Token Requirements - (none) - - Note: Everything after "pnpm" is forwarded to Socket Firewall (sfw). - Socket Firewall provides real-time security scanning for pnpm packages. - - Use `socket wrapper on` to alias this command as `pnpm`. - - Examples - $ socket pnpm - $ socket pnpm install - $ socket pnpm add package-name - $ socket pnpm dlx package-name" + ll List installed packages in long format [alias: la] + licenses Check the licenses of the installed packages [alias: licences] + why Shows the packages that depend on `pkg` + view View registry information about a package [aliases: info, show, v] + sbom Generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) + whoami Displays your pnpm username + deprecate Deprecates a version of a package in the registry + undeprecate Removes deprecation from a version of a package in the registry. Only works on already deprecated versions + unpublish Removes a package from the registry + star Marks a package as a favorite + unstar Unmarks a package as a favorite + stars Lists all packages starred by a specific user + dist-tag Manage a package's distribution tags [alias: dist-tags] + ping Test connectivity to the configured registry + doctor Run diagnostics on the pnpm installation and environment + search Search for packages in the registry [aliases: s, se, find] + rebuild Rebuild a package [alias: rb] + pack Create a tarball from a package + publish Publish a package to the registry + stage Stage packages for publishing, deferring proof-of-presence (2FA) to a later point in time + remove Removes packages from `node_modules` and from the project's `package.json` [aliases: uninstall, rm, un, uni] + patch Prepare a package for patching + patch-commit Generate a patch out of a directory + patch-remove Remove existing patch files + peers Checks for unmet or missing peer dependency issues + set-script Set a script in package.json [alias: ss] + test Runs a package's "test" script, if one was provided + run Runs a defined package script + pipeline Runs a named pipeline of workspace tasks the way a CI run would: a frozen install, affected-since-base selection, the task graph in dependency order without bailing, and cached task results restored instead of re-run + exec Run a shell command in the context of