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Log Node.js version using

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Couple of things.

First if you specify node-version of 10, does that use the absoute latest version of Node.js v10 (both minor and patch versions)?

Second, does node-version of 10.x use the latest version when taking account patch versions? Or does .x just mean the minor version?

Finally, it’d be great if this action printed the Node.js version it decided to use in the logs of GitHub Actions so developers can determine which Node.js version it decided to use, which would make debugging SO much easier.

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Created 4 years ago
Reactions:15
Comments:14 (12 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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joshmgrosscommented, Feb 21, 2020

👋 Hey @fishcharlie. Specifying a node-version of 10 and 10.x will have the same result. This follows semver, where 10 == 10.x == 10.x.x, which is effectively "the latest version of Node.js v10 taking into account both minor and patch versions.

Finally, it’d be great if this action printed the Node.js version it decided to use in the logs of GitHub Actions

Great idea! That should be a quick fix.

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bryanmacfarlanecommented, Apr 10, 2020

@joshmgross - I’m fine with you picking this up. If you do, look at recent commits in setup-go where I did it. I think it should also output npm version.