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patches: bump to 18.12.1, 16.18.1 and 14.21.1 #260
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based on nodejs/node#43092 and nodejs/node#39976 seems that my vs2022 isn't going to work with node due to a regression in msvc. I'll try and build with vs2019 tomorrow. |
What's the problem with vs2022? Don't you use |
The problem shows up on my system when I tried to build node to test out my patch |
Also, I'm really not sure how you folks normally do patches, basically I just try and apply the existing patches on top of whatever tag in node.js I'm trying to upgrade to, but a plain What is your normal workflow to update patch sets @robertsLando ? |
I never did it my self but what I would do is to apply existing ones and fix conflicts if any? @jesec could help here but It's about one month or more that isn't that active, I think it's busy with job stuff |
Thanks @robertsLando. To throw a mention on #258 this could probably supersede that PR since these versions are newer and include more CVE fixes. Also, is @jesec the only maintainer of this project currently? For things like this, where we have security critical upgrades needed, does it make sense to have some backup folks that can get things merged in and make releases? |
There is also @leerob, at least I can merge this but releases are handled by him |
patches: bump to 18.12.1, 16.18.1 and 14.21.1 (vercel#260)
fixes #259
all patches apply cleanly, but this is having some difficulty building locally. I tried building from v18.12.1 in vanilla node and it also fails, so I'm not sure if it's some issue with my build environment, but considering they are the same failure for vanilla as pkg-fetch, I'll submit this PR.
Here is the error output in case anybody has any ideas: