get-node-cli

Dependencies

• Upgrade Execa to 9.0.0

Breaking changes

• Minimal supported Node.js version is now 18.18.0

Features

• The Node.js version can now be specified as a file path to a .nvmrc, package.json (engines.node field) or similar files.

$ get-node /path/to/.nvmrc

Breaking changes

• Minimal supported Node.js version is now 16.17.0

Features

• Improve error handling

Features

• Reduce npm package size

Breaking changes

• Minimal supported Node.js version is now 14.18.0

Features

• Improve error handling

Bug fixes

The 7.1.0 release introduced a breaking change (dropping Node 12 support). The 7.1.1 release reverts it.

Features

• Improve error handling

Breaking changes

• Minimal supported Node.js version is now 12.20.0

Bug fixes

• Fix issue with SIGINT handling

Bug fixes

• Fix crash when downloading several Node.js binaries in parallel

Breaking changes

• Rename the alias here to local

Features

• Add the alias global to target the global Node version, regardless of the current directory

Breaking changes

• Rename the alias now to here

Breaking changes

• Aliases c and current renamed to now
• The alias now now takes into account package.json engines.node field and additional files used by other Node.js version managers.
• Alias l removed: please use latest instead

Features

• Added alias lts to target the latest LTS version

Bug fixes

• Fix aliases shortcuts l and c

Breaking changes

• Rename * alias to latest or l
• Rename . alias to current or c
• Remove _ alias

Dependencies

• Fix removing core-js

Features

• Add the --fetch CLI flag to control caching

Dependencies

• Remove core-js

Features

• Can use the _ alias to refer to the current process's Node.js version
• Can use the . alias to refer to the current project's Node.js version using its .nvmrc, .node-version or .naverc. The current directory can be changed using the --cwd CLI flag.