Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 2 years ago
stefanbuck
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2 years ago @jcblw any chance to get this merged? I'm in a weird situation where certain dependencies need at least node.js LTS (14.x at this time), but the test workflow fails due to the version specified here.
stefanbuck
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2 years ago Ohh look I'm a contributor 😄 I'm going to test this branch right now and report back if tests are still passing.
stefanbuck
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2 years ago stefanbuck
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2 years ago @jcblw @alexanderdavide are you okay with me merging this PR? Before merging I'll cut of the current master as v1 and create a new branch v2. How does that sound?
jcblw
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2 years ago Yeah, I am good with it. Eventually would like to create a param where we can pass the version, but feel like this is a good update to have.
alexanderdavide
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2 years ago @jcblw @alexanderdavide are you okay with me merging this PR? Before merging I'll cut of the current master as v1 and create a new branch v2. How does that sound?
@stefanbuck I don't have any stake in this anymore so feel free!
stefanbuck
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2 years ago Eventually would like to create a param where we can pass the version
Mhhh I can't see how this will work with a Dockerfile or am I missing something?
jcblw
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2 years ago Eventually would like to create a param where we can pass the version
Mhhh I can't see how this will work with a Dockerfile or am I missing something?
Good question, TBH I have not looked into it much. Let me do a little research and see if I can find some open source projects that do something similar. I'll add the info to #1
Bumps node from 12.10.0 to 16.6.0.
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