On 04/27/2016 04:19 AM, Tom Hughes wrote:
On 27/04/16 03:00, Stephen Gallagher wrote:
> As for Option 1)? I think someone with more knowledge of the individual modules
> in Fedora (Tom Hughes? Jared Smith?) would need to figure out how many modules
> would be broken if we downgraded. If it's sufficiently small, I suppose we could
> epoch-bump nodejs and its virtual npm Provides: and go that route. I don't love
> that we will effectively been playing yo-yo with the version in F24, but it
> would be a solution...
Off the top of my head I'm not aware of anything that requires 5.x and for the
most part I think people try to support at least 4.x and 5.x at the moment, and
often earlier versions as well.
Tom
OK, I did some repoquery magic just now and came up with (unique-only):
nodejs(engine)
nodejs(engine) >= 0.1
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10.12
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10.15
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10.3
nodejs(engine) >= 0.10.36
nodejs(engine) >= 0.1.103
nodejs(engine) >= 0.12.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.1.90
nodejs(engine) > 0.1.90
nodejs(engine) >= 0.2.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.2.0-0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.2.4
nodejs(engine) >= 0.2.5
nodejs(engine) >= 0.3.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.3.1
nodejs(engine) >= 0.3.6
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.1
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.2
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.7
nodejs(engine) >= 0.4.9
nodejs(engine) >= 0.6
nodejs(engine) >= 0.6.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.6.19
nodejs(engine) >= 0.6.3
nodejs(engine) >= 0.6.6
nodejs(engine) >= 0.8
nodejs(engine) >= 0.8.
nodejs(engine) >= 0.8.0
nodejs(engine) >= 0.8.19
nodejs(engine) >= 0.9.0
nodejs(engine) >= 4
nodejs(engine) >= 4.0.0
So according to this, we have nothing in the package collection that is known to
require only 5.x or later. So that's a point in favor of the 4.x downgrade approach.
I don't love the idea of regressing the versions post-Beta, but it's starting to
look like the least-risky approach. We really have no idea what is going to be
broken by 6.0 and I don't want to stick some poor volunteer with maintaining
backports of a dead upstream release.