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Change support to Maintenance LTS branches
See original GitHub issueNode v6 is not quite three years old. Most of the other frameworks I use still support it. Karma is the only outlier (noted in the node-tap dependencies) that requires node 8. Would it be reasonable to change the support policy to LTS maintenance?
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Node v6 will exit LTS in less than 40 days. karma 3.x still supports node 6. We chose to move on to v8 so we could begin to leverage
async. I think this is a reasonable tradeoff.Yes, you are correct, our docs are out of date for a month. Have you tried v3.x on node 6?