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Node package maintenance group have been working on tidying up the grammar used to refer to node versions. Review the support in n for node versions when the new grammar is publicised.
One change to be more consistent might be to list all the matching versions for lts and latest when used with ls-remote, as currently these just show the newest version. Other targets like v10 and dubnium do list matches.
Old:
$ n ls-remote lts
12.13.0
As a convenience could add -1 like --all to just list one (newest) match from ls-remote.
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I don't see any new terminology to immediately adopt.
As for ls-remote correctness... current is probably correct just listing latest version with ls-remote. Technically, lts should probably list the latest version of each major line rather than just the newest one, but low benefit.
Node package maintenance group have been working on tidying up the grammar used to refer to node versions. Review the support in
n
for node versions when the new grammar is publicised.nodejs/package-maintenance#236
One change to be more consistent might be to list all the matching versions for
lts
andlatest
when used withls-remote
, as currently these just show the newest version. Other targets likev10
anddubnium
do list matches.Old:
As a convenience could add
-1
like--all
to just list one (newest) match fromls-remote
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: