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Keep rolling Node.js versions with latest/LTS releases #83

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Currently the tests are failing for the oldest version of Node.js the test suite runs on. This is version 4.0.0, which was a new version when it was added to the Travis CI config in 2015, but it is now so old that it is no longer supported.

Instead of dropping version 4 and adding new versions 12 (LTS) and 13 (latest), this commit uses Travis CI's built-in references:

  • node (the latest version)
  • lts/* (the currently supported LTS releases)

For details on current LTS support status of different versions, see: https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/

Currently the tests are failing for the oldest version of Node.js the
test suite runs on.  This is version 4.0.0, which was a new version when
it was added to the Travis CI config in 2015, but it is now so old that
it is no longer supported.

Instead of dropping version 4 and adding new versions 12 (LTS) and 13
(latest), this commit uses Travis CI's built-in references:

- node (the latest version)
- lts/* (the currently supported LTS releases)

For details on current LTS support status of different versions, see:
https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/
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As a side-effect, this also fixes the CI errors we're having in the master branch, reproducible in Node.js version 4.0. The 4.x release reached end of maintenance on 2018-04-30.

If this is merged, other recent pull requests (which are all failing) will have to merge/rebase master to include this fix to get working tests again.

If we decide we would like to support Node.js version 4.x despite it being unmaintained, we will have to fix the error in the addAttachmentToCard test, and then we can add back version 4 as a "fixed" version to test, but I don't think it's worth the effort.

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@norberteder norberteder merged commit 7f00263 into norberteder:master Jan 13, 2020
@sionleroux sionleroux deleted the rolling-lts branch January 13, 2020 14:54
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