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Write any name and select any integration template when prompted.
Observe error.
Describe the bug
You can look at the official Node.js release schedule here. As you see, Node.js 16 (Gallium) is not even Maintenance LTS anymore. This has various negative implications: this version may not be available in major distributions, it will not receive critical security updates, and so on.
I am not sure how much of Vue Storefront code base is affected. My journey with it is only at its outset. If it is only cli that is affected, then this issue is merely a nuisance, since I shall only need to run it a few times. But to run an outdated version of Node.js in production is irresponsible.
It is sad to see that an issue that seems to be related has been opened more than a year ago and even a pull request has been offered, without even a comment from the maintainers. I hate dealing with versioning issues as much as the next software engineer, but something must be done.
% npx @vue-storefront/cli init
┌ Welcome to Vue Storefront 2 CLI! 💚
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◇ 🚀 What's your project name?│ Example Project│◇ ⚙️ Choose an integration template:│ Prestashop│◇ 😩 Node.js version is incompatible. Please make sure you use Node.js version >= 16.13 and <17.
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The same issue here, it seems that storefront is stuck on 16.13 and <17 node version, it's not possible to use it as I have a higher version of node. Please, we need help here, make Vue storefront compatible with the latest version of node.js/
Environment
Reproduction
npx @vue-storefront/cli init
as offered in official documentation.Describe the bug
You can look at the official Node.js release schedule here. As you see, Node.js 16 (Gallium) is not even Maintenance LTS anymore. This has various negative implications: this version may not be available in major distributions, it will not receive critical security updates, and so on.
I am not sure how much of Vue Storefront code base is affected. My journey with it is only at its outset. If it is only
cli
that is affected, then this issue is merely a nuisance, since I shall only need to run it a few times. But to run an outdated version of Node.js in production is irresponsible.It is sad to see that an issue that seems to be related has been opened more than a year ago and even a pull request has been offered, without even a comment from the maintainers. I hate dealing with versioning issues as much as the next software engineer, but something must be done.
Additional context
The issue #6844 seems to be related.
Logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: