Extend Node version test coverage#1843
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This is failing as expected due to #1841, so I've confirmed that this would catch the reference error 🎉
CI should be passing once #1842 is merged. |
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Removed Node 16 as the Artifact tests were not passing That's not a difficult thing to fix, but the purpose of this PR is not to extend which versions of Node we support, only to recognize which versions users already depend on. |
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#1841 could have been caught in unit tests.
As long as we have users of the toolkit with deprecated actions (Node 16) and running with the default Node version on hosted runners (Node 18), we should avoid breaking the toolkit by utilizing Node 20 features.
In the future, we may want to be more clear about what versions of Node we support in the toolkit.