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Bump minimum `node` version.
See original GitHub issueIf you bump the minimum node version to at least 4.0.0, you can drop the dependency on os-tmpdir. I can write a PR for this if you would like.
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I for myself would be glad to drop support for node versions older than 4.0.0. However, I do not know if there are people out there still using it with node versions <4.0.0. Perhaps @raszi can direct us.
In any way, getting rid of older node versions is definitely worth a major version bump, say 1.0.0? #75
Since we no longer support node <6, I am closing this as done.