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Hello, I'm interested in upgrading to the latest version, but looking at the CI it seems like any recent Node.js version test steps are either failing or skipped. Can you please advise?
You are fine to upgrade, I run the tests locally on the CI broken node versions and they pass. I prioritized publishing the fixes (which are vanilla JS changes with compatibility to the early supported node versions) over figuring out CI right now, which appears to be have broken as far back as there's history. It's in the cards to fix CI, and I'd review a PR fixing, but tbh my priority was security patches and later it'll likely be bumping the minimum node version in the next major to eliminate the maintenance issue altogether.
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blakeembrey commentedon May 26, 2026
You are fine to upgrade, I run the tests locally on the CI broken node versions and they pass. I prioritized publishing the fixes (which are vanilla JS changes with compatibility to the early supported node versions) over figuring out CI right now, which appears to be have broken as far back as there's history. It's in the cards to fix CI, and I'd review a PR fixing, but tbh my priority was security patches and later it'll likely be bumping the minimum node version in the next major to eliminate the maintenance issue altogether.
blakeembrey commentedon Sep 10, 2026
Fixed the failing test in #282, turned out to be a coverage issue (which explains tests passing locally).