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Fix: Check node version and find acceptable host accordingly #3599

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@arimgibson arimgibson commented Jun 15, 2022

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As mentioned by @bholmesdev on #3547, this kind of change is hard to test because we have to manipulate the Node's os response. However, for what it's worth, adding this fix locally fixed my issue (#3598)

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Incredible, thank you so much for the PR!

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🐛 BUG: unable to find network to expose when exposing to network with Node 18.1+
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