growl v1.10.1 has a breaking change in a patch version.

[ljharb]

v1.10.0 has no arrow functions, v1.10.1 does. This breaks on node < 4, which is a breaking change in a patch version.

[deiga]

@ljharb You are quite right, I broke the SemVer contract with that change, and I am terribly sorry for it.

[ljharb]

@deiga things happen, np. Are you planning to release a patch fixing this?

[deiga]

@ljharb I'm trying to figure out a nice way to do this.
Quick and dirty would be to just bump minor version.
A cleaner option is to revert the ES6 changes and publish a patch, but there is a big problem with that since we don't really want to support unsecure node versions.
Probably the cleanest option would be to unrelease everything up to 1.9.2 and then rerelease with a bigger minor version, but that is also the most work 😁

[ljharb]

Bumping the minor woudnt help - adding arrow functions requires a major bump - ie, v2.

There’s nothing insecure about older nodes.

The easiest is to either convert the arrows to normal functions, or, to add babel.

[deiga]

Since there are no interface contract changes a Major version bump is not warranted for possibly breaking changes. Minor versions are exactly for this kind of case.

And yes, since everything below LTS is unsupported they are all inherently insecure, since there are no security patches being made.

[ljharb]

That's not how semver works - any possibly breaking changes are major, minor is only for additions. Whether you want to drop support for something or not, dropping support for it is always a breaking change. v1.10.1 thus should have been a v2, and it would be appropriate to release a patch that reverts back to v1.10.1's level of support, and then rerelease as a v2 if desired.

[deiga]

@ljharb You are absolutely correct, I mis-remembered how the version definitions went

[ljharb]

@deiga any update?

[deiga]

@ljharb Not really. I'm really busy at work and haven't had the energy to focus on OSS projects

[ljharb]

I’m happy to manually revert the problematic syntax and publish an update for you, if you want to delegate commit/publish rights.

[deiga]

@ljharb Unfortunately I don't have the power to do that, only @tj can delegate rights.