This may be a non-issue, but all the Javascript for this kernel uses the ES6 / V8 language feature, import. I can't get the current version of NodeJS (v6.2.0; V8 v5.0.71.47) on Windows to recognize this keyword. Using the --harmony-module switch in kernel.json doesn't do it. Note these new language features, const, =>, and for (let aKey in pKeys) { .. } all do work.
This may be a non-issue, but all the Javascript for this kernel uses the ES6 / V8 language feature, import. I can't get the current version of NodeJS (v6.2.0; V8 v5.0.71.47) on Windows to recognize this keyword. Using the --harmony-module switch in kernel.json doesn't do it. Note these new language features, const, =>, and for (let aKey in pKeys) { .. } all do work.