Closed robertDurst closed 6 years ago
@bartekn for other buffer node deprecation PR I updated travis so that it used node 10 in the matrix. However this has a different travis setup. How can I make sure travis tests against node v10?
In here we need to use matrix
because we also need to set environment variable (SAUCE
). You can think of node_js
field in .travis.yml
in js-xdr
as a one dimensional matrix. So this should do it:
node_js:
- 6
- 8
- 10
- lts/*
lts/*
actually checks latest LTS release (which is currently 10) but let's leave both 10
and lts/*
for future LTS releases.
@bartekn for other buffer node deprecation PR I updated travis so that it used node 10 in the matrix. However this has a different travis setup. How can I make sure travis tests against node v10?