Test {Js,Wasm}Themis with Node.js v16 #801
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Node.js v16 has been released yesterday [1], becoming the new "current" stable release track of Node.js. It's going to turn LTS in October 2021. [1]: https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/ Node.js v10 release is scheduled for EOL this April. However, we're still going to build and test our JavaScript stuff against it while it's still practical.
Oh, I have completely forgot about this job. Let's make it run with all currently versions of Node.js.
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Node.js v16 has been released yesterday, becoming the new "current" stable release track of Node.js. It's going to turn LTS in October 2021.
Node.js v10 release is scheduled for EOL this April. However, we're still going to build and test our JavaScript stuff against it while it's still practical.
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