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adapt to node 4.0.0 #41

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nadako opened this issue Sep 8, 2015 · 6 comments
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nadako commented Sep 8, 2015

https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v4.0.0/

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waneck commented Sep 8, 2015

How will we handle versioning in hxnodejs? Will we use @:require? Or separate branches?

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nadako commented Sep 8, 2015

well, for this particular nodejs release (which is long-term-support) i tend to just adapt hxnodejs to latest apis and finally do the haxelib release, for further releases I think branches would be better than @:require branching spaghetti.

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I think Git branches is also more manageable!

2015-09-08 17:40 GMT-03:00 Dan Korostelev notifications@github.com:

well, for this particular nodejs release (which is long-term-support) i
tend to just adapt hxnodejs to latest apis and finally do the haxelib
release, for further releases I think branches would be better than
@:require branching spaghetti.


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nadako commented Sep 18, 2015

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nadako commented Sep 18, 2015

Tho there seem to be no API changes.

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nadako commented Nov 9, 2015

hxnodejs is now targetting nodejs 4.0+

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