chore(package): remove v0.8 from engines list #308
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I don't think we support anything less than <0.12, do we? (I think travis only builds 0.12 and up) |
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@ariporad the travis config uses This can be verified by looking at the travis output where it says |
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@nfischer: no, I know, but is our build set up to build on node 0.10? (Sorry, on mobile, so I can't check) |
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@ariporad Yeah, our travis config uses v0.10, 0.11, 0.12, 4, and 5 |
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Ok then. LGTM! |
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chore(package): remove v0.8 from engines list
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We don't really guarantee our stuff works on v0.8, since travis doesn't run on that version (this is because jshint requires v0.10+). So this just removes it from package.json. This doesn't prevent v0.8 users from using shelljs, just removes the promise of support.
See #307 for a discussion about this.