NodeJS Common
Common files that help run correct Node version in mixed environment.
Source Files
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LICENSE | 00000011031.08 KB | 1676592027about 1 year ago | |
node.c | 00000023222.27 KB | 1676592027about 1 year ago | |
nodejs-common.changes | 00000043724.27 KB | 1676592028about 1 year ago | |
nodejs-common.spec | 00000039153.82 KB | 1679759124about 1 year ago |
Latest Revision
-- -- (rinigus)
accepted request 2800
about 1 year ago (revision 1)
- Use NodeJS 19 as default for TW - Use NodeJS 18 as default for TW and for SLE15 SP5 - Use NodeJS 17 as default for TW - Allow building for Fedora in the OBS - Some applications do not like warnings or notices on stderr as they use it for other things. So make nodejs-common quiet unless we have a fatal error. - Use libalternatives on TW by default - Add libalternatives support - Enable 32-bit arches again on latest node for TW - Set TW to nodejs16 - Set nodejs14 for SP3 as default and nodejs16 for SP4 - Provide nodejs(engine) by nodejs-common: nodejs-packaging happens to read the engines parameter from the json files and it's a nice-to-have if OBS can find out what the default nodejs engine to use. - Use older nodejs (10) for %{arm} - Provide nodejs and npm and nodejs-devel by the appropriate defaults package - set nodejs14 as default for sle15-sp3+ - set nodejs15 as default for TW - Add nodejs-default, npm-default and nodejs-devel-default subpackages to provide latest, best supported nodejs for current architecture and codestream. nodejs-default - nodejs runtime only npm-default - if you need npm + nodejs nodejs-devel-default - if you need npm + nodejs + compile modules - Bump max supported version to 42 to account for automatically built master branch called nodejs42 - Remove extra -g from compiler command-line - Change the shell script to regular executable - Add LICENSE text to the package - NodeJS 8.2.0 adds support for `npx` binary. Add conditional support to our wrapper - Print a helpful message if wrapper cannot find target executable - Wrapper only executes from /usr/bin and not PATH - Use MIT license so we don't have to ship the license text. - Initial release.