【bug】 $(npm bin)/artillery dino failed
See original GitHub issueVersion info:
2.0.0-14
Running this command:
$(npm bin)/artillery dino failed
I expected to see this happen:
Instead, this happened:
explanation: lib/console-reporter.js accidentally has optional chaining operator, which can not be understood by node.
Files being used:
<relevant yaml/js/csv go here>
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
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Runtime compatible code is unavoidable which could pump up the size. A waring “Please upgrade to higher node version” instead of an error would be more friendly to users. I will pull a request to optimize it.
Supporting older Node.js versions isn’t really something we want to do. We try to match current LTS or latest AWS Lambda runtime version, whichever is newer.
A smaller release bundle could be interesting if it significantly reduces package size or CLI start time for example.