pnpm can not work on Volta

[tercel]

Describe the bug
As long as you go into the project directory and execute pnpm, it's normal to execute pnpm elsewhere.

Please ensure that all project dependencies are installed with npm install or yarn install

To Reproduce
tercel@terceldeMac-mini tercel-ai % pnpm --version
9.12.3
tercel@terceldeMac-mini tercel-ai % cd eliza
tercel@terceldeMac-mini eliza % pnpm --version
Volta error: Could not locate executable pnpm in your project.

Expected behavior

Screenshots

Additional context

[AIFlowML]

Hello mate are you still stuck in this ?
Are you working with latest version?

Here some tips

Comprehensive Solution

TLDR (Executive Summary)

• Issue: pnpm not working in the eliza directory with Volta.
• Root Cause: Misconfiguration or missing setup in the Volta environment for the eliza directory.
• Solution: Correct Volta configuration and ensure proper project setup.
• Impact: Prevents pnpm from being recognized and used within the eliza directory.

Quick Resolution Path

1. Check Volta Configuration:
   • Ensure the eliza directory has a valid Volta configuration. Look for a .volta directory or configuration file.
2. Verify Project-specific Setup:
   • Ensure there is a package.json file in the eliza directory specifying pnpm as a dependency.
   • Run volta pin [email protected] within the eliza directory.
3. Check Environment Path:
   • Ensure the system's PATH includes the directory where Volta installs pnpm. Verify by running echo $PATH.
4. Reinstall Volta and pnpm:
   • As a last resort, reinstall Volta and pnpm using the commands:

     curl https://get.volta.sh | bash
     volta install pnpm

Comprehensive Solution

1. Check Volta Configuration:
   • Look for a .volta directory or configuration file in the eliza directory. Ensure it is correctly set up to manage pnpm.
2. Verify Project-specific Setup:
   • Ensure the eliza directory has a package.json file that specifies pnpm as a dependency.
   • Run volta pin [email protected] within the eliza directory to explicitly set the pnpm version for the project.
3. Check Environment Path:
   • Verify that the system's PATH includes the directory where Volta installs pnpm. Run echo $PATH and check for the Volta bin directory.
4. Reinstall Volta and pnpm:
   • Reinstall Volta and pnpm to ensure there are no corrupted installations:

     curl https://get.volta.sh | bash
     volta install pnpm

5. Check Volta Logs:
   • Look for any logs or additional error messages provided by Volta when the command fails.
6. Consult Documentation:
   • Refer to the Volta documentation for any specific configuration settings required for the eliza project.