Drop build/test support for Node.js 6 #190
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Some npm packages, including some of our build/test dependencies have begun dropping support for Node.js 6 in their latest versions. To facilitate dependency updates, we remove support for Node.js 6 here. This package is usually not built and tested on our user's machines, but is instead bundled with the platforms by us. Thus, this change should not be considered a breaking change.
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Some npm packages, including some of our build/test dependencies have
begun dropping support for Node.js 6 in their latest versions. To
facilitate dependency updates, we remove support for Node.js 6 here.
This package is usually not built and tested on our user's machines,
but is instead bundled with the platforms by us. Thus, this change
should not be considered a breaking change.