* chore: update electron@28.1.4
* ci: use latest Node.js v18 release
18.18.2 has npm version that has removed the node-gyp script
which will cause native modules fail to build that rely on
something like `install: node-gyp rebuild`
Refs c93edb55f5
* chore: update rpm dependencies
* chore: bump electron@28.2.1
* chore: bump nodejs@18.18.2
* chore: bump electron@28.2.2
* chore: bump distro
* Test using nvmrc in CI
* Force run yarn
* fix
* Bump nvmrc to latest
* Revert "Force run yarn"
This reverts commit af741f37d5.
* Make all jobs use node from nvmrc
And install node-gyp where needed
* Revert "Update to min supported version of node (#175723)"
This reverts commit f749e6be2d.
* Revert "chore: update min node version for development (#175663)"
This reverts commit f2a822fbe9.
* Revert "electron 22 sandbox - enable for OSS (#175659)"
This reverts commit 2551af21f8.
* Revert "chore: update to Electron 22 (#166430)"
This reverts commit 6e85d2b51e.
Since the contribution guidelines advise on a specific version of node,
it adding .nvmrc for those that use nvm will automatically let them use the
correct version of node if they do nvm use
just a small QOL thing for devs.
Co-authored-by: João Moreno <joao.moreno@microsoft.com>
As noted in [the wiki](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/wiki/How-to-Contribute#prerequisites) node's version should be larger than 8.12 so 8.9.2 will not work.
In fact, I think we only need to define the target version as `8` so we can have the latest version that satisfies the requirement (`>= 8.12.0, < 9.0.0`). At the time of writing it is `8.15` which works perfectly fine (install + watch + run).
