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@rmunn rmunn commented Apr 30, 2024

Fixes #1794

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Node 22 just came out, so we want to upgrade off of Node 16 which is going end-of-life today (end of April 2024). This PR moves
straight to Node 22.

This requires upgrading webpack, as webpack 5.27.1 used a feature of older Node versions that is deprecated in Node 18 and above. No other NPM package upgrades have been required yet; once we're running a modern version of Node, I'll upgrade more NPM packages.

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  • Run make, make sure site still loads. That's about it.

@rmunn rmunn added the engineering Tasks which do not directly relate to a user-facing feature or fix label Apr 30, 2024
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362 tests   362 ✅  12s ⏱️
 37 suites    0 💤
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LGTM thank you!

@rmunn rmunn merged commit 65f55e3 into develop Apr 30, 2024
@rmunn rmunn deleted the chore/bump-node-to-22 branch April 30, 2024 06:51
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feat: Bump Node.js to version 22

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