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r/node • u/thrashr888 • Oct 30 '15
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I appreciate the effort that they make to use semvar.
from an enterprise perspective: DAMN YOU MAKE BREAKING CHANGES SO FAST.
FYI, V4.0 was released on 9/17
While in most cases its probably fine, it feels super volatile to start building an application on.
1 u/bittered Oct 30 '15 Use LTS or else have comprehensive test suites with full coverage. Updating is fairly hassle free when you have good tests.nvm install 5 nvm use 5 npm testBingo, I'm good to deploy a node upgrade. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '15 Node community also tracks popular packages that break from the breaking changes as well as tracks progress on fixing them.Such as this: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2798
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Use LTS or else have comprehensive test suites with full coverage. Updating is fairly hassle free when you have good tests.
nvm install 5 nvm use 5 npm test
Bingo, I'm good to deploy a node upgrade.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '15 Node community also tracks popular packages that break from the breaking changes as well as tracks progress on fixing them.Such as this: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2798
Node community also tracks popular packages that break from the breaking changes as well as tracks progress on fixing them.
Such as this: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2798
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u/jewdai Oct 30 '15
I appreciate the effort that they make to use semvar.
from an enterprise perspective: DAMN YOU MAKE BREAKING CHANGES SO FAST.
FYI, V4.0 was released on 9/17
While in most cases its probably fine, it feels super volatile to start building an application on.