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cli commands/approve-scripts

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deno approve-scripts command

The deno approve-scripts command lets you review and approve pending npm lifecycle scripts in your dependency tree. Unlike npm, Deno does not run these scripts by default for security reasons.

deno approve-scripts basic usage

To review and approve pending scripts interactively, run: deno approve-scripts. This will show which packages have lifecycle scripts that haven't been approved yet.

npm lifecycle scripts blocked by default in Deno

Deno does not run npm lifecycle scripts (such as preinstall and postinstall) by default because they execute arbitrary code during the install process, which is a known supply chain attack vector. Lifecycle scripts must be explicitly approved before they run.

deno approve-scripts command

deno approve-scripts is used to manage lifecycle scripts of npm packages.

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