LTS Support: How to go about creating a new binary and release?
See original GitHub issueI’d like to use the latest Node LTS (v10.13.0
) in pkg
. This hasn’t been uploaded as a release but I’m happy to go about creating one. What’s involved in building a binary and creating a release?
I see the patch for v10.4.1
. How would I go about creating a patch for another version, or as this has the same ABI would it be compatible? What steps are followed to make it compatible for pkg
?
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Has anyone got a solution for using pkg with latest LTS Node? I need
crypto.generateKeyPair()
and that requires node >= v10.12.Edit: Switched to using nexe; everything works out of the box.
@leerob Current release support node 10.15.3. this issue can be closed