You have to explicitly pin and use the new version in the project (because the old version is still pinned):
1. Without doing `install -g` you can use `corepack up` to bump up (both installing and using) to the latest minor version. This doesn't work for major version upgrades.
2. Without doing `install -g` you can use `corepack use pnpm@latest` to bump up to the latest version. This works for both major and minor versions, and it also does the install.
You have to explicitly pin and use the new version in the project (because the old version is still pinned):
1. Without doing `install -g` you can use `corepack up` to bump up (both installing and using) to the latest minor version. This doesn't work for major version upgrades.
2. Without doing `install -g` you can use `corepack use pnpm@latest` to bump up to the latest version. This works for both major and minor versions, and it also does the install.