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Add support for more node versions for Travis-CI #49
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+1 on adding a section for which versions of node are supported |
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Fix #49: Added other node versions and reduced tests with coverage to a single run.
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Currently, the only tested node versions are v6 and v7 (according to travis-ci). It's not very easy to add other versions without some errors encountered, mainly with danger-js (see #48 for attempts by me to solve this issue).
If future releases of alexa-app-server are to intentionally drop support for older versions of node, it's best to add a section in the README stating which versions are supported.
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