fix(release): parse NPM output for JSON to prevent JSON.parse from throwing

[gutentag2012]

closed #22925

Current Behavior

If the npm publish command is run and has any other console output than the JSON, e.g. output from a prepublishOnly step, the pnpm release command fails.

Expected Behavior

It should be possible to have a prepublishOnly step without this command failing.

Related Issue(s)

Fixes #22925

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[JamesHenry]

You are applying this change (which I am a bit skeptical about, see the next paragraph) to the npm view command which is surely not the intention?

I imagine the npm CLI output is producing only JSON when --json is passed but on a specific output channel (e.g. probably the JSON is on stderr and the other output is on stdout (or vice versa)). Please can you verify this? Then we wouldn't need potentially brittle regex parsing of the full output

[JamesHenry]

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[gutentag2012]

Yes, you are completely right, I meant to apply this regex to the stdout of the npm publish --json command in line 209.
We would still need pass this output through the regex though since the npm publish output contains output from the prepublishOnly steps, so we do have to clean the output somehow.
If you have a different suggestion than using a regex I am open for it