Status of v0.8.x? #30
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I believe that's the case, the last v0.8 release was over a year ago. v0.8 wasn't discussed in any of the LTS discussions either, as far as I'm aware. |
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Yeah, as far as I am aware 0.8 had already been put to rest once 0.12 came out. |
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OK cool. I'll make plans to eventually drop if from the docker-node image. Thanks! |
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Dates pulled from: - nodejs#30 - https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.8.0/ - https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.10.0/ Reasoning is that I have an automated maintenance suite for my 100+ packages that has been updated to use this schedule to determine support for node.js versions (and will generate compiled code for each node version the package intends to support) - some utility packages go back to node v0.8 - as such rather than manually adjusting the results I receive from this, I would rather just add the details here.
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Dates pulled from: - #30 - https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.8.0/ - https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.10.0/ Reasoning is that I have an automated maintenance suite for my 100+ packages that has been updated to use this schedule to determine support for Node.js versions (and will generate compiled code for each node version the package intends to support) - some utility packages go back to node v0.8 - as such rather than manually adjusting the results I receive from this, I would rather just add the details here.
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Hi!
Apologies if this has already been covered elsewhere. I'm going on the assumption that support (e.g., security fixes) for v0.8.x will be dropped (unless that's happened already?) I can't find any explicit statement about this anywhere, but it seems to be the case and it's not included as an LTS release (which is good!).
I'm asking because I want to know if and when I can stop including a v0.8.x in the Docker node image (nodejs/docker-node#34). It should be noted that once dropped, users would still be able to pull a node v0.8.x image from the registry (e.g,
docker pull node:0.8.28ordocker pull node:0.8) there just won't be any 0.8 updates once I drop it from the GitHub repo.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: