Drop support for Node.js v18 #248
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request updates the project configuration to drop support for Node.js v18 and require Node.js v20 or above. The key changes include:
- Removal of Node.js v18 versions from the testing matrix.
- Addition of Node.js v20 version in the GitHub Actions workflow file.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request drops support for Node.js v18 and updates the minimum required Node.js version to v20.0.0. This change is in response to an update in a related project (qiita-cli) that necessitates a newer Node.js version.
Highlights
- Node.js Version Update: The minimum required Node.js version has been updated from v18.18.0 to v20.0.0 in
package.json. - GitHub Actions Workflow Update: The GitHub Actions workflow configuration has been updated to use Node.js v20.0.0 and v20.x, removing v18.x versions.
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- package.json
- Updated the
engines.nodefield to require Node.js version>=20.0.0.
- Updated the
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Eighteen retires, twenty will grow.
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Code must uplift,
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Code Review
This pull request drops support for Node.js v18 and updates the supported version to >=20.0.0. The changes include updates to the package.json file and the GitHub Actions workflow. Overall, the changes seem straightforward and necessary for keeping the project up-to-date with supported Node.js versions.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be ready for merging, as it involves a simple update to the supported Node.js version. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
| "engines": { | ||
| "node": ">=18.18.0" | ||
| "node": ">=20.0.0" |
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Consider adding a more specific version range, such as ^20.0.0 instead of >=20.0.0. This indicates that the project is tested and compatible with any version 20.x.x, but might not be compatible with version 21 and above. This can help prevent unexpected issues when newer Node.js versions are released.
If the project is indeed compatible with newer versions, then the current implementation is fine.
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This pull request includes updates to the Node.js versions used in the project configuration files. The most important changes include updating the Node.js versions in the GitHub Actions workflow and the
package.jsonfile.Updates to Node.js versions:
.github/workflows/test.yml: Updated the Node.js versions in the matrix strategy to include20.0.0and removed18.18.0and18.20.4.package.json: Updated the minimum required Node.js version to>=20.0.0.