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Print deprecation warning for Node 0.10. #3326

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Adds warning when running on older Node versions as mentioned in #3319 (comment).

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Print deprecation warning for Node 0.10.
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govidat commented Mar 22, 2015

I was in Node 0.10 and I got this warning.

I updated to current Node version 0.13.0-pre. I still get this warning when I do "ember server" :
Future versions of Ember CLI will not support v0.13.0-pre. Please update to Node 0.12 or io.js.

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@govidat why not use node 0.12.0 then?

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govidat commented Mar 22, 2015

Hi thanks.
I did not select the version of 0.12.0 and just took the latest, which
happens to be 0.13. I presume that this higher node version should be ok.

Or do you suggest that I should go to the lower version of 0.12.

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@govidat no, not lower than 0.12 just stable 0.12 should work perfectly, the check is for node 0.12.x that's why it's failing if you use 0.13.x , but version 0.13 will most probably become io.js anyway so you are safe using 0.12 for now

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rwjblue commented Mar 22, 2015

Please beware that odd versions of Node are considered "unstable", but it should be allowed so I submitted #3601 to allow node 0.13.

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