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feat: drop support for node < 10 #288

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@austince austince commented Feb 25, 2021

We're currently overriding the NPM version in the release step, which I think is the reason the CI release is failing yet again (though further along, again). https://github.com/chaijs/chai-http/runs/1979587374#step:5:93

Since npm@6 is now legacy and no longer installed w/ any LTS node, we should upgrade it anyway, so might as well be now.

Since node 8 is EOL and we're trying to do a major release anyway, also might as well happen now.

Also:

  • upgrades all the semantic-release plugins which, for the most part just had Node support breaking changes, and all others were for specific configs that chai-http is not using
  • reformats some README docs

@austince austince requested a review from keithamus February 25, 2021 19:51
@austince austince force-pushed the feat/drop-node-support branch from 1225641 to 2495476 Compare February 25, 2021 21:38
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LGTM 👍. Great work!

@austince austince merged commit be1d005 into master Feb 26, 2021
@austince austince deleted the feat/drop-node-support branch February 26, 2021 20:30
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🙈 🤞🏼

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