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Sooo that's like, an npm design flaw then? If you don't specify the engine field, someone using an older version of node will just get incorrect failures and th
by altano 10y ago
Sooo that's like, an npm design flaw then? If you don't specify the engine field, someone using an older version of node will just get incorrect failures and think your package is broken. I'd rather specify the engine and give a clear error to all users on a version of Node.js older than 1 day than to make it work for users on Node RCs. Although it would be nice if npm made it possible to support both sets of users.