ci: skip dependency lifecycle scripts during MCP sync

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Summary

• Install MCP dependencies with pnpm install --ignore-scripts in the sync-version job.
• Unblock Dokploy-to-MCP version and generated tool synchronization without pinning pnpm to an older release.
• Keep the core change focused to one CI command.

Root cause

The release workflow installs the latest pnpm and then runs pnpm install in a fresh Dokploy/mcp clone. With pnpm v11, the current MCP configuration causes installation to exit with ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS for esbuild@0.27.7. The workflow stops before updating the MCP package version or generated OpenAPI tools.

The sync step only needs the explicitly invoked fetch-openapi and generate scripts. Dependency lifecycle scripts are not required for those commands, so this repository-local change disables them during installation.

Related MCP fix

The preferred project-level fix is Dokploy/mcp#62. It migrates MCP from the deprecated onlyBuiltDependencies configuration to pnpm v11's allowBuilds, includes the required configuration in the Docker build, and fixes Dokploy/mcp#59 without pinning pnpm.

Merging Dokploy/mcp#62 is the better long-term fix for MCP's normal install and Docker workflows. This PR remains intentionally limited to Dokploy/dokploy, where --ignore-scripts is the self-contained way to restore the release sync and avoid executing unnecessary dependency lifecycle scripts in a job that pushes to another repository.

Validation

Tested from a clean, unmodified Dokploy/mcp main checkout in a Linux container using the Node version recommended by CONTRIBUTING.md:

• Node 24.4.0
• pnpm 11.13.1
• pnpm install --ignore-scripts: passed
• pnpm run fetch-openapi: fetched 541 endpoints
• pnpm run generate: generated 541 tools with 0 errors
• git diff --check: passed

Closes #4837

Related: Dokploy/mcp#62, Dokploy/mcp#59, Dokploy/mcp#60

Supersedes #4838, which was closed and recreated from canary according to CONTRIBUTING.md.

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The options available within this repository are either to downgrade and pin the pnpm version, as Dosu mentioned in #4837, or to run pnpm install --ignore-scripts.

However, I personally believe that merging the pull request opened in Dokploy/mcp is the best solution:

Dokploy/mcp#62