v0.3.7 has a breaking change
See original GitHub issuev0.3.7 has a breaking change - it adds strip-ansi v6, which breaks support for node < 12.
This should have been v0.4.0 instead, since v0.3.6 declares an engines
of { node: '>= 0.2.0' }
. Also, changing “engines” to make previously valid things invalid is also a breaking change, which v0.3.7 did as well.
Can you please publish a v0.3.x version that reverts that change, and then feel free to republish v0.4.0 with the breaking change?
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@michaelarnauts is right. There is a stale
require
tostrip-ansi
.Going to fix it. Yes, today it’s one of those days. Sorry about this, folks.
0.3.11 is out, I have deleted all references to
strip-ansi
. 🙇