ci: automatically test on all LTS node versions #134
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- with example for testing on extra versions - add node 21, as a "not LTS" example - ci: test windows too, for curiousity - ci: add coverage workflow - package.json: replace devDeps with npx
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Is there anything I can do to nudge this along? |
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| "codecov": "^3.8.3", | ||
| "nyc": "^15.1.0", | ||
| "mocha": "^10.2.0" | ||
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With these changes, you can no longer git clone + npm install to get everything you need to work offline. Please revert these changes.
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Will do. Done.
Food for thought:
- the codecov module is officially deprecated
- nyc is almost unsupported (last release on npm, 4 years ago).
- nyc only supports es6 via babel transpilation to es5 😬
- the bare-bones support is has received is from bcoe, the author of c8, which remains the future of JS coverage reporting, using node's built-in coverage features.
- The GHA workflow uses nyc, for consistency
- the big coverage reporters (codecov, coveralls, etc.) are nudging everyone to move to GHA style processing
- the included GitHub action will report the coverage results in PRs
- moving the code coverage entirely to a GitHub Action improves the default install (
npm -i), because 99.9% 1 of the time, nobody benefits from installing dev modules they'll never use.npm ioutput now is 28 MB:added 237 packages, and audited 238 packages- w/o nyc & codecov:
6.4M ./node_modules - w/o nyc, codecov, & mocha:
0M ./node_modules
- I don't know about you but many of my PRs come from folks that still greatly struggle with git, let alone running
npm test. - if
mochais installed globally on your machine (as may be the case for a developer who prefers it), runningnpx mochawill use the globally installed (vianpm i -g) version. Not only does this work great offline, but it saves a lot of wasted developer time when doing installs and reinstalls of modules. - (aside: mocha is my favorite test runner), removing mocha as a dep pairs nicely with test: replace mocha with node.js builtin #135
- Made up statistic, but lets be honest: so few people used
npm i --productionthat all 68 of us noticed when npm changed it tonpm i --omit=dev
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npxI'm happy to amend this PR in any way that suits the maintainer(s).
fixes #119
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