Is it possible to build the library for node 10 instead of node 8.9.3?

[stlpedro]

Hi there,

Thank you so much for this great library. I wanted to know if it is possible to build it against nodejs 10.15.1 instead of nodejs 8.9.3.

Please let me know.

-Pedro

[ericwlange]

Yes, but it will take some work. It is not simple to do. It is on my backlog to upgrade to v10.x. Do you mind me asking, what features are in v10 that you are looking for?

[stlpedro]

The error handling…. functions like process.setUncaughtExceptionCaptureCallback and such. While on the subject of error handling… is there a way to turn on verbose errors reporting? I have a lot of crashes with no errors at all.

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[ericwlange]

What do you get from process.setUncaughtExceptionCaptureCallback that you don't get from process.on('uncaughtException', callback)? Just curious, because I've always used that.

What kinds of crashes are you getting? Is it Android or iOS? I am surprised it possible to crash without getting anything in the logs. There will be a stack trace in Dalvik (if you are on Android), even if it is cryptic. Is it actually "crashing" (as in you get a page fault or something) or is the process just exiting, albeit unexpectedly?

[ericwlange]

0.7.x now uses 10.15.3