feat: node runtime version check #2948
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Checks the current version of `node` against a list of SemVer rangers that are configured in `@jsii/node-check`, and emit a BIG FAT warning to STDERR (with color if possible) in case the version is found to be end-of-life, deprecated, or untested, so that users know that they are subjecting themselves to random problems. When marking a range as deprecated, a deadline is also provided in the message, informing users about when the releases will move to the end-of-life support level.
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Leaving pr/do-not-merge in case @MrArnoldPalmer wants to take another look.
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| This package can be used to check whether the node runtime used to run an | ||
| application is known to be compatible with the `jsii` constellation of packages, |
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I really like the visual I have of jsii packages as a constellation! ✨
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Well I do need this to ship sooner rather than later, so I removed the label... That doesn't mean @MrArnoldPalmer doesn't get to have another look (but feedback will be addressed in a follow-up) |
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Thank you for contributing! ❤️ I will now look into making sure the PR is up-to-date, then proceed to try and merge it! |
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Merging (with squash)... |
Checks the current version of
nodeagainst a list of SemVer rangersthat are configured in
@jsii/node-check, and emit a BIG FAT warningto STDERR (with color if possible) in case the version is found to be
end-of-life, deprecated, or untested, so that users know that they are
subjecting themselves to random problems.
When marking a range as deprecated, a deadline is also provided in the
message, informing users about when the releases will move to the
end-of-life support level.
The check is performed at the entry point of all CLI utilities, including the
@jsii/runtimeentry point.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.