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Admin:~/environment $ /home/ec2-user/.local/bin/pcluster create-cluster --cluster-name "hpc-1click-${CLUSTER_NAME}" --cluster-configuration cluster.config --rollback-on-failure false
b'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n'
b'!! !!\n'
b'!! This software has not been tested with node v17.0.1. !!\n'
b'!! You may to encounter runtime issues, and should switch to a supported release. !!\n'
b'!! !!\n'
b'!! As of the current release, supported versions of node are: !!\n'
b'!! - ^12.7.0 !!\n'
b'!! - ^14.5.0 !!\n'
b'!! - ^16.3.0 !!\n'
b'!! !!\n'
b'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n'
Since we could not find any mention to this in the official docs we were wondering if there is any known compatibility issue with the latest Node version and/or if you plan to remove such warning from jsii.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Allows silencing @jsii/check-node warnings when the runtime is not
End-of-Life, so that users who know what they are doing can suppress
the extraneous output.
This is particularly useful for new Node releases that are un-tested,
but can typically be expected to work, or known broken releases that
happen to work for a given use-case that is carefully crafted to avoid
the known issues; but is also possible for deprecated node releases.
Messages about using end-of-life releases are intentionally not
suppressible.
Also updated the message for un-tested and known-broken releases to
better frame the fact that these might work fine, and urge users to
retry using a known supported release before they file a bug report.
Fixes#3817Fixes#3171
Allows silencing @jsii/check-node warnings when the runtime is not End-of-Life, so that users who know what they are doing can suppress the extraneous output.
This is particularly useful for new Node releases that are un-tested, but can typically be expected to work, or known broken releases that happen to work for a given use-case that is carefully crafted to avoid the known issues; but is also possible for deprecated node releases.
Messages about using end-of-life releases are intentionally not suppressible.
Also updated the message for un-tested and known-broken releases to better frame the fact that these might work fine, and urge users to retry using a known supported release before they file a bug report.
Additionally adds testing for Node 19.x.
Fixes#3817Fixes#3171
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Since we could not find any mention to this in the official docs we were wondering if there is any known compatibility issue with the latest Node version and/or if you plan to remove such warning from jsii.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: