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Very good! Thanks! Theoretically we should distinguish between
iojs
andnode
numbers, but right now node is at 14 and iojs jumped straight to 42 to follow with 43. Hopefully node will not catch up that quick :)c5b4fa6
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@saper, you mean like this: rvagg/archived-pangyp#1? Number approach in my opinion is the most ugly way of distinguishing runtime (which pangyp uses all over the place).
The ultimate solution will come from nodejs/node#493.
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process.release
looks very messy. Why can't we haveprocess.config.variabes.node_name
or something like this....What is the number approach you dislike? (didn't understand)
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You can propose them with this approach, but it looks lengthy
process.config.variabes.node_name
(too nested IMO).When node.js will move to v1, it will break all the packages relying on version number.
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Ah, you are right of course. I need to learn a bit more a bit
gyp
/node-gyp
/pangyp
to contribute.Do I understand it correctly: when http://github.com/TooTallNate/node-gyp accepts nodejs/node-gyp#564 there is no longer need for http://github.com/rvagg/pangyp ?
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Yes pangyp is just a transient package. You can actually propose any idea to io.js even without learning that stuff. There are many enthusiasts who might be willing to implement it. :)