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Sign up.travis.yml references an EOL node version #88
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Also not sure what's the status of #21... |
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Thanks for bringing this up! I think the travis config could be deleted at this point, the repo was switched to Github workflows a while back. |
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I was going through
.travis.ymlacross the org to look for outdated Node.js versions and spotted this repo referencing6.8. Does it need a bump?Not sure what this is used for - is it meant to be testing in a single version? If so - might make sense to just change the version to
lts/*orlatest? If it's meant to test in multiple versions - it may be worth using one of the shared configs at https://github.com/nodejs/ci-config-travis to automatically include new versions?Happy to PR, if needed.