Upgrade Node.js to version 20.14.0 LTS #2660
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This commit upgrade the Node.js version to 20.14.0. I am running this for several weeks on my MacBook Air M2 and it works without any problems. This will allow us to upgrade Sotorybook and ESLint, once all our ESLint plugins are compatible with ESLint 9.
This brings the CI up to the same version used in the development and release environment.
This commit replaces the npm version for the RPM, to use node v20's version of npm.
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This commit upgrade the Node.js version to 20.14.0.
I am running this for several weeks on my MacBook Air M2 and it works without any problems. This will allow us to upgrade Storybook and ESLint, once all our ESLint plugins are compatible with ESLint 9.
How was this tested?
Building booth the Dockerfile in the root, and in packaging with Podman and running frontend tests.
I did not try asdf, since I don't have that installed. However, I am sure it will accept the version.