Test against Node 8, update package-lock.json #329
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Node 8 has been out for a while, and should be supported as it seems likely a lot of the userbase will be using it. Test it in Travis to make sure there are no idiosyncracies between the versions.
Some dependencies have changed version, and the package-lock.json file hasn't been updated to reflect that. This rebuilds it to make it more in line with the package.json file.
ekmartin
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Oct 22, 2017
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| - '7' | |||
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Let's remove v7? Since it's not an LTS release.
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That seems reasonable; done.
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Node 8 has been out for a while, and should be supported as it seems likely a lot of the userbase will be using it. This PR adds it to the list of Node versions Travis tests, to make sure there are no idiosyncracies between the versions.
This PR also updates
package-lock.jsonper recent changes to thepackage.jsonfile. Travis looks like it might be stalling while having trouble runningnpm install(a problem parsing some JSON?) so this might fix that too.