Closed christianbundy closed 4 years ago
+1 This will also add Node v12 and v14 support (https://github.com/dominictarr/chloride/issues/14). It will also result in smaller downloads, as sodium-native v3.2.0 is 3.1 MB, compared to sodium-native v2.4.9 at 13 MB.
I think we should probably fork this to SSBC like we did with dominictarr/obv -> ssbc/obz.
Alright, what are we naming this bad boy? I'm going with Flouride unless someone suggests something else.
@christianbundy Dominic has now added the chloride module to the ssbc team on npmjs.com
Nice, just ran into this. LGTM! :)
Thank you @clehner!
Problem: sodium-native has released a new major version and it's great to stay up-to-date with our upstream dependencies.
Solution: Upgrade it. It seems that the breaking change is "Removed object instance apis and replaced them with init, update, final methods", but that doesn't seem to apply to us (?) as
npm test
continues to pass without problems.