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Anything older than Node v22 is end-of-life, and doesn't get any more support outside of commercial support. See https://endoflife.date/nodejs The current code is still compatible with Node v18.20 and up though, which switched from import assertions (`assert` keyword) to import attributes (`with` keyword). See https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v18.20.0 We can't go higher than v22 yet due to certain dependencies depending on obsolete behavior and `node` command line flags. For instance, the current version of `argon2-browser` (which is 4 years old) breaks on Node's native `fetch` behavior, which used to be experimental, but is now mainstream, and can no longer be disabled in Node v23 and up.
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# We can't currently enable strict engine enforcement, because
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# `@astronautlabs/amf@0.0.6` enforces an old Node version.
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# They've already fixed this, but the fix hasn't been released yet.
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# See: https://github.com/astronautlabs/amf/issues/1
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# engine-strict=true
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