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let us all join the io.js revolution!
fixes #64. when a given version is requested, https://iojs.org/dist and http://nodejs.org/dist are checked for that version, in that order. `latest` always refers to io.js, because checking for node 1.0 is a bit of a waste of user time. `stable` always refers to node.js, because there is no stable release of io.js yet, and we have no way of determining that programmatically yet anyway, pending nodejs/build#22. the two-repository fallback hackery can also disappear once nodejs/node#420 is fixed.
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yay!
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This seems to use
0.12
when I supplystable
.Is this intended? Isn't
io.js
stable enough?On the other hand when I do
latest
it pullsio.js 1.2
.Misleading though since usually latest is some sort of nightly build -- at least not considered stable.
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@thlorenz "stable" and "unstable" apply to node, since
io.js
doesn't communicate stability or instability through version numbers. http://nvm.sh follows the same convention.e0b9a96
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Ok, not sure if that makes sense, but so be it.
Whatever is released on io.js is considered stable though.