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… sharedmemory file (#49204) * feat(sharedmemory): Added file waitAsync function * fix: Adjusted promise return type * Fix(sharedmemory): Addressed PR comments * Fix: Removed unused @see at sharedmemory * Feat: Added tests to shared memory * Fix: fixed ordering in libs.json * Feat: Added shared memory to line parser * Update tests es2022SharedMemory.ts as sugested Co-authored-by: Eyal Halpern Shalev <[email protected]> * Update es2022SharedMemory.ts * feat: Accepted baselines * fix: Adjusted grammar changes in jsdoc * fix(47821): skip nodes with export modifiers (#47829) * Use symbolic GitHub Actions Node.js versions (#49403) * update baselines Co-authored-by: Eyal Halpern Shalev <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Oleksandr T <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jack Bates <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Nathan Shively-Sanders <[email protected]>
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What I did was, in the CI workflow, replace Node.js v18 with "*", v16 ->
lts/*and v14 ->lts/-1. This will continue to test on the latest version of Node.js plus the last two LTS versions, but without updating the workflow when Node.js is released."*" will be v18 until October, when v19 is scheduled to be released, then v20 next April.
lts/*andlts/-1will be v16 and v14 until v18 enters LTS (also in October).In the other workflows where we use a single version of Node.js I dropped the
node-versionactions/setup-node input, which will use the version that comes with the runner (currently v16).While I was editing the actions/setup-node inputs I also dropped
registry-url: https://registry.npmjs.org/because:registry-urlinput sets up authentication, however the only workflow that runsnpm publishis the nightly workflow, and we can do the same thing without actions/setup-node, using theNPM_TOKENenvironment variable.I also dropped the
CI: trueenvironment variable because it's always set by GitHub Actions./cc @andrewbranch and @weswigham