Node.js versions below 10.2 are not compatible with the latest version 6.5.1. #686
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The server uses `timeout.refresh()` (see [1]), which was added in Node.js 10.2.0. Reference: https://nodejs.org/api/timers.html#timeoutrefresh Related: #686 [1]: 37474c7
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The Engine.IO server uses `timeout.refresh()` (see [1]), which was added in Node.js 10.2.0. Reference: https://nodejs.org/api/timers.html#timeoutrefresh Related: socketio/engine.io#686 [1]: socketio/engine.io@37474c7
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Hi! I have updated the range of supported versions: 7dd1350 Thanks for the heads-up! |
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In version 6.4.1, in the 'onPacket' method of 'engine.io/build/socket.js', the 'pong' event does not execute 'this.pingIntervalTimer.refresh()', while in the latest version 6.5.1, it does execute. The 'refresh' method was introduced in Node.js v10.2, so it throws an exception when executed in lower versions, resulting in 'this.pingIntervalTimer.refresh() is not a function' error and causing the service to crash. Please document this situation to prevent errors for users using lower versions of Node.js.
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