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It's backwards compatible and works fine from what I see
by gedy 11y ago
It's backwards compatible and works fine from what I see
- wishinghand 11y agoI thought changing the first number in SEMVER means breaking changes?
- iends 11y agoMostly what is breaking in Node.js is the underlying v8 APIs. You're generally only broken if you've got a C++ module using these v8 APIs.
- mattkrea 11y agoLots of native modules are going to have issues until they are updated.
- therealmarv 11y agothis is not true. Had problems with webpack and flux packages on old projects. io.js and node.js 4.x is not always compatible to old 0.12.x node.js !