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Support separate version of Node.js for running tests. NFC #20573
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lgtm % please add some comments to tools/config_template.py where we document the config file options, to mention this new option.
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I might've missed some conversation, I thought in #20551 in the last thread you said we wouldn't test those older Node versions? |
I decided it would be cleaner to allow the testing to remain unchanged, at least for now. That way we can't decided if/when to stop testing on older node versions as a separate concern. I think being able to configure the internal version of node separately to target version under test is a useful feature either way. For example, I often want to switch the version of node on which I run tests.. but don't want that to interact with the compiler itself. |
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This is needed for emscripten-core#20551 so that we can continue to run tests under versions of node that are too old to run the compiler.
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Sounds reasonable. |
…n-core#20573) This is needed for emscripten-core#20551 so that we can continue to run tests under versions of node that are too old to run the compiler.
This is needed for #20551 so that we can continue to run tests under versions of node that are too old to run the compiler.