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We routinely upgrade Node versions (e.g. 12-to-18 or -20) on many-years-old projects with legitimately no code changes required. Node and JS just doesn't really

We routinely upgrade Node versions (e.g. 12-to-18 or -20) on many-years-old projects with legitimately no code changes required. Node and JS just doesn't really break things like that.

ipaddr 3y ago
It breaks when you upgrade packages that can't find a stable version for the node target.