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The uri-js module makes no claims about what engines it supports, but sadly all recent versions of it (and indeed all versions still tagged/available on GitHub) rely on punycode 2.x, which only claims compatibility with node >= 6.0. (I've just filed garycourt/uri-js#27 on uri-js to suggest he downgrade his dependency or at least add a "node >= 6.0" to his package.json.)
This module claims it supports node >= 0.8, but that nested dependency means it cannot (safely) claim to.
To fix this you'd either have to wait for uri-js to get "fixed", or you'd have to fork it or switch to a different URI library. Not sure which of those you'd prefer. In the meantime it's worth considering updating your supported engines to node >= 6.0.
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Dependency on uri-js breaks node 0.8 - node 4.x compatibility
Dependency on uri-js threatens node 0.8 - node 4.x compatibility
Apr 13, 2018
The uri-js module makes no claims about what engines it supports, but sadly all recent versions of it (and indeed all versions still tagged/available on GitHub) rely on punycode 2.x, which only claims compatibility with node >= 6.0. (I've just filed garycourt/uri-js#27 on uri-js to suggest he downgrade his dependency or at least add a "node >= 6.0" to his package.json.)
This module claims it supports node >= 0.8, but that nested dependency means it cannot (safely) claim to.
To fix this you'd either have to wait for uri-js to get "fixed", or you'd have to fork it or switch to a different URI library. Not sure which of those you'd prefer. In the meantime it's worth considering updating your supported engines to node >= 6.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: