Node.js 10
See original GitHub issueNode.js 10 isn’t out yet, but I just wanted to post this here so we’re aware: https://twitter.com/jasnell/status/960733696461438976
It seems that fs.promise.readFile()
etc. will have native promise support. I don’t see a lot needing changed on our end, other than exposing this API when it’s available.
Can close this when all the maintainers have seen this.
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I have gotten clarity from the Node.js core team, and unflagged ESM (ES6 modules) support will not be landing in Node 10.0.0, though there’s a possibility it’ll land later on the 10.x line. So we don’t need to worry about that for now.
According to https://github.com/nodejs/Release; Node 10 is slated for release in April, which is also the time for the EOL of Node 4 LTS. I’m thinking we should probably cut one major release containing 10 support and dropping 4 support.