Closed jordansissel closed 13 years ago
See Issue #4.
node-loggly is supporting 0.3.1 only at this point.
Everything is going to stabilize in the next 10 days when node 0.4.0 and request 0.2.0. This is mainly around the the http APIs in node 0.3.6 which changed significantly but won't be stable until 0.4.0 which Ry is planning on releasing this week.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
I've been working on a patch to nodejs core in 0.4.0-pre and as a result I've got it installed with request 1.9.0. I can confirm that all tests are passing on this distro (with https support). To update
cd path/to/src/node git pull make distclean ./configure make && make install cd path/to/src git clone https://github.com/mikeal/request.git cd request/ npm install . cd path/to/src/node-loggly vows test/*-test.js --spec
All,
Node.js 0.4.0 is out, as is request 1.9.0:
cd path/to/src/node git pull git checkout v0.4.0 make distclean ./configure make && make install cd path/to/src # Install npm npm install request@1.9.0 cd path/to/src/node-loggly vows test/*-test.js --spec
Pushed out v0.3.0, which requires node 0.4.0+ / request 1.9.0+
I've tried node 0.2.6, but this package requires node >= 0.3.0, so I built 0.3.8 (latest unstable) and I can't install because this package requires 'request >= 1.1.1' and request 1.1.1 (and 1.2.0) aren't supported by node >= 0.3.6
A few things, can you put pressure on your dependencies to support current releases of node, and second, can you recommend a version of nodejs that works with this? I'd prefer not to play binary search with versions as each build takes 5-10 minutes of node ;)