According to the official release schedule of @nodejs, version 0.10 and 0.12 are "end-of-life", but 5.x and 7.x or just "No LTS". But since their end-dates are surpassed, should they be considered just as much EOL as 0.x? https://github.com/nodejs/Release /cc @MylesBorins
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Yes they are just as EoL as 0.x. That's a table deficiency that should be corrected, and IIRC you're not the first person to note that inconsistency.
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The difference totally makes sense if you have context around the reasoning, but if you don’t... I can totally see how it would be confusing.
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Difference is that those release lines were never LTS - so they are EOL as soon as the next version was cut (how Node.js releases work). So No LTS = EOL once the next release is cut. That repo used to be named LTS (instead of Release) so it made *a bit* more sense at the time.
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Yep, seems like an artifact of history.https://github.com/nodejs/Release/pull/297 …
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