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- centralizes the knowledge of the relative priorities of the different sources that can be used to specify the Node.js version to be used. Signed-off-by: Michael Dawson <[email protected]>
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Centralizes the knowledge of the relative priorities of the different sources that can be used to specify the Node.js version to be used.
Summary
Centralize the definition of the relative priorities between the different
ways of specifying the Node.js version.
Use Cases
Use common function versus duplicated priority list in buildpacks
and extensions.
Checklist