Drop support Node.js EOL versions(<14) #342
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As mentioned in the link below, there was a bug that failed when installing Node 18 on Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic), so I fixed it to use Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal). |
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Hi,
This pull request is up to the project's policy, so you are free to include it.
Node versions other than LTS are not recommended as they may be vulnerable.
This pull request explicitly states that LTS 14 or later is supported as of the current status (2023-01-18) by specifying the engines in package.json.
I also modify the configuration to work with Node.js 14, 16, and 18, which are the current LTS on CircleCI.
(Unfortunately, Node 14 will be out of support in a few weeks.)
Thanks!