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nodejs: update to 14.7.0 #23433
nodejs: update to 14.7.0 #23433
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@q66 is it still broken for ppc? |
Power PC? |
CI build timed out. It took a long time to build on my laptop as well. |
Add [ci skip] to the commit message if you push again. |
Pushed with CI skip. |
Would be great to have this merged. Currently can't use tailwindcss because of a bug in the version that's currently available in the repo. |
Bumping to 14.7.0 rn. |
Now PR is for nodejs 14.7.0. Build took ~1:30 hours so skipping the CI. |
This would be a really helpful update as some versions in the Node 13.x range have buggy ES module support or need --experimental-modules at the command line. |
Not really sure why the PR hasn't been merged... |
yea idk. I was thinking of seeing if I could figure out the 14.10 release
but checked to see if there were any outstanding PRs for a newer version,
and sure enough I found your PR.
…On Wed, Sep 9, 2020 at 2:05 PM Noah Huppert ***@***.***> wrote:
Not really sure why the PR hasn't been merged...
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bumping this PR to 4.10.0 now. |
I will look into this PR this weekend. |
Having issues, I wonder if 4.10.0 requires new dependencies.
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https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v14.9.0/ ^ they upgraded to libuv 1.39. So the libuv package in Void also needs updating. |
Nodejs 14 (12.18.3 also) do have a broken |
@leahneukirchen THANK YOU! Appreciate you very much 😁 |
Works on my machine (
x86_64
):I removed the patches b/c I assume in this version they aren't needed? Someone familiar with the package should confirm this.