Use .nvmrc to define node version #375
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jcastle-zz
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@hursey013, our documentation says to run Node 10.15.1. I am running 10.17.0 and seems okay. Does 10.19.0 work too? Should we standardize on one and update the documentation?
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At the moment, the application does not run properly when using later versions of Node.js. Adding a .nvmrc file provides some self-documentation as well as support for command line tools that can automatically switch to the correct version of Node.js during development.