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Error in ADO Pipeline: 'DelineaSS' references task 'DelineaSS' at version '0.0.8' contains an execution handler that relies on NodeJS version '6' which is restricted by your administrator.
Seems that the package is not exactly up to ADO publishing standards for those who are not able to run legacy versions of NodeJS. I saw that there is some ability to define different execution based on node version in the "task.json" file by updating the execution value to:
"execution": { "Node10": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" }, "Node16": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" }, "Node20_1": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" } }
(InfoSec would rather us not use old versions of node).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Error in ADO Pipeline:
'DelineaSS' references task 'DelineaSS' at version '0.0.8' contains an execution handler that relies on NodeJS version '6' which is restricted by your administrator.
Seems that the package is not exactly up to ADO publishing standards for those who are not able to run legacy versions of NodeJS. I saw that there is some ability to define different execution based on node version in the "task.json" file by updating the execution value to:
"execution": { "Node10": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" }, "Node16": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" }, "Node20_1": { "target": "main.js", "argumentFormat": "" } }
(InfoSec would rather us not use old versions of node).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: