When we originally started this project, the Node version tested against and set in the .nvmrc file was v4.4.3, as this was the MightyHive standard. However, I would recommend bumping this to at least6.x. The "Maintenance" cycle for the 4.x series ends in April 2018, which could potentially leave MH's repos running on a deprecated engine.
I would personally recommend making the jump to 8.x series, which as of October, 2017 became the newest LTS (with 6.x running as a concurrent LTS for a bit). The newest versions of Node offer some great improvements in the native APIs and ES spec support. You can view more information in the Node releases page.
When we originally started this project, the Node version tested against and set in the
.nvmrcfile wasv4.4.3, as this was the MightyHive standard. However, I would recommend bumping this to at least6.x. The "Maintenance" cycle for the4.xseries ends in April 2018, which could potentially leave MH's repos running on a deprecated engine.I would personally recommend making the jump to
8.xseries, which as of October, 2017 became the newest LTS (with6.xrunning as a concurrent LTS for a bit). The newest versions of Node offer some great improvements in the native APIs and ES spec support. You can view more information in the Node releases page.