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Is that really "support those users"? If they need to use a new library version, they can install their own version of node instead of relying on the OS suppli
by mattmanser 2y ago
Is that really "support those users"?
If they need to use a new library version, they can install their own version of node instead of relying on the OS supplied one.
All the OS version is doing is supplying the convenience of not having to install it.
Or have I misunderstood how those versions of node are used?
- 3np 2y agoSometimes the entire reason why they are still on that older LTS dist is because they still need (e.g.) node 12 for some reason.
- mattmanser 2y agoThat really becomes a "not your problem" as a library author. If a user wants to use an old version of node, they'll have to use an old version of the library that still supports cjs.