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RobertT
Boss
4 years ago

Lithium SDK and Apple Silicon Support

Any news on updating the Lithium SDK to support newer versions of NodeJS? It's stuck at version 8.3.x currently and Apple Silicon Macs are only supported by NodeJS 16.x and newer. Couple that with ...
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Inactive User
4 years ago

@AshishKe SuzieH Updating the SDK for newer versions of Node.js really should be on the roadmap. Forcing us to use these Byzantine workarounds is not good customer support. Furthermore, using these VERY old versions of Node.js is not secure, which is not a professional look for Khoros.

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    James568
    Contributor
    4 years ago
    Inactive User wrote: dgcustomerfirst

    @AshishKe SuzieH Updating the SDK for newer versions of Node.js really should be on the roadmap. Forcing us to use these Byzantine workarounds is not good customer support. Furthermore, using these VERY old versions of Node.js is not secure, which is not a professional look for Khoros.

    This second option is less disruptive for people who may use the terminal for other workflows, however does come with the caveat that you need to run this command every time you open a new terminal window and want to interact with the SDK.