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Currently, Layer5 repositories do not have a .nvmrc file (meshery/meshery has it), which helps enforce a consistent Node.js version for contributors. While Node.js versions are generally backward compatible, specifying a version helps:
Prevent unexpected build or dependency issues due to version mismatches.
Ensure security updates by standardizing on a maintained Node.js version.
Improve developer experience by reducing environment inconsistencies.
Adding a .nvmrc file with the recommended Node.js version would be a small but valuable improvement.
Expected Behavior
Repositories should contain a .nvmrc file specifying the preferred Node.js version, ensuring consistency across development and deployment environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Add .nvmrc file to ensure consistency of Node versions across Layer5 repositories
Add .nvmrc file to ensure consistency of Node versions across Layer5 repositories
Feb 10, 2025
Currently, Layer5 repositories do not have a
.nvmrc
file (meshery/meshery has it), which helps enforce a consistent Node.js version for contributors. While Node.js versions are generally backward compatible, specifying a version helps:Prevent unexpected build or dependency issues due to version mismatches.
Ensure security updates by standardizing on a maintained Node.js version.
Improve developer experience by reducing environment inconsistencies.
Adding a
.nvmrc
file with the recommended Node.js version would be a small but valuable improvement.Expected Behavior
Repositories should contain a .nvmrc file specifying the preferred Node.js version, ensuring consistency across development and deployment environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: