Hi, Jelle Licht <[email protected]> writes:
> Hey guix, > > In getting `Node.js' updated to a more recent LTS version[0], I found > out that node-openzwave-shared no longer builds with modern versions of > node [1]; random people on the Internet seem to indicate that > the hip new thing is Z-Wave JS [2]. > > Long story short, what is our de facto policy here? > > 1) Keep around a copy of Node 14 and all node-openzwave-shared deps, > even after the End Of Life of 2023-04-30 > 2) Remove node-openzwave-shared, and move to Node 18 whenever possible > without this package. > 3) Patch node-openzwave-shared' so it builds with newer versions of > Node, and move to Node 18. > 4) Remove node-openzwave-shared, move to Node 18, package the relevant > parts of Z-Wave JS. > > I don't have the time nor means for anything but option 2) myself, so if > consensus deems any of the other options a better way forward, > volunteers are invited to apply :-) I'd opt for 2, unless it's a very important packages deeply ingrained in the dependency graph (haven't checked). -- Thanks, Maxim
