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Update Node.js versions and binaries for Feb 14 security releases #27
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no rush or anything, but what’s the expected turnaround time on the binary build? We know it takes quite a while to build all this from scratch. Also, are you looking for help with all this, and how can we best help you? |
builds are stuck pending, they probably needs manual intervention |
I have created a GH workflow that will help me with patches, this is the first time I use it and it seems to work great (and will be a time saver). Problem is only when patches don't apply correctly, that will require me to manually patch them. I only forgot to make my workflow update the patches reference file, I will do it manually now and update the workflow. The most time then is needed to build the patches (takes many hours to build them all, expecially the macos ones that take ~5h) then bump shas, create and merge the sha bump pr, make a release of pkg-fetch and then bump it on pkg and release that too (I created a dedicated document to explain the release process as it has been a pain to track down. If you want to help consider supporting me: https://github.com/sponsors/robertsLando |
Node.js just announced new releases of v18, v20 and v21 to address a number of security vulnerabilities. They are patched in v18.19.1, v20.11.1, and v21.6.2.
It looks as though this fork has been keeping up to date with new releases -- thank you very much :) -- so I'm just opening this issue to check if/when these security patches will make it into the
pkg
binaries so we can ship new builds with them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: