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feat: add Node 12 Active LTS support, drop Node 8 support (this PR also merges some wip/013alpha stuff) #5111

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We should limit the number of Node versions we support. In a few days Node 10 and Node 12 will both be Active LTS, so I think we should drop Node v8 support and make Node 12 LTS support available starting with Nightscout 0.13.x. In general this means we will (for now) only support Active LTS releases of Node.

Discussion: I propose that we use Node 12 for 0.13.x-dev and we will release Nightscout 0.13.0 with with a preference for latest Node 10 LTS and also support Node 12 LTS. Starting from Nightscout 0.14.0 we can make Node 12 the default suggested version (and still remain Node 10 support for a while).

@jpcunningh @sulkaharo agree?

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  • change versions, once Node 12 is Active LTS

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@PieterGit PieterGit changed the title feat: Prepare for 0.13.x release, add Node 12 Active LTS support, drop Node 8 support feat: add Node 12 Active LTS support, drop Node 8 support (this PR also merges some wip/013alpha stuff) Oct 21, 2019
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@PieterGit can you pull out the changes you'd made here that are mergeable?

@sulkaharo sulkaharo closed this Dec 6, 2019
@PieterGit PieterGit deleted the 20191_0130_version branch September 3, 2020 18:11
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