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The GitHub CI workflow is configured to test against Node versions 16, 18, and the latest LTS version. However, there is not a specified Node.js version for local development, which could potentially lead to developers using different Node versions and encountering unforeseen compatibility issues.
By addressing this issue, a consistent development environment can be maintained while ensuring the application remains compatible with both Node v18 and the latest LTS version as verified by the CI pipeline.
The GitHub CI workflow is configured to test against Node versions 16, 18, and the latest LTS version. However, there is not a specified Node.js version for local development, which could potentially lead to developers using different Node versions and encountering unforeseen compatibility issues.
By addressing this issue, a consistent development environment can be maintained while ensuring the application remains compatible with both Node v18 and the latest LTS version as verified by the CI pipeline.
Node v16 usage in CI should be removed since its end-of-life date has passed: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/announcements/nodejs16-eol
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