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Is gcloud-node going to work with iojs? #380

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@jgeewax

Maybe we should add some tests to make sure our build passes using the iojs.org runtime? Not sure if it's worthwhile, but figured I'd toss this out.

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  1. added this to the Core Future milestone on Feb 3, 2015
  2. ryanseys commented on Feb 4, 2015

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    Once travis lands with iojs support (which was supposed to be today but has been rolled back for now) then I say we set up travis to run tests on it, but under allow_failures this way we can phase it in without committing to it entirely.

  3. ryanseys commented on Feb 4, 2015

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    For the record, right now 100% of unit tests and 100% of regression tests pass on io.js v1.0.4

  4. ryanseys commented on Feb 5, 2015

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    npm install fails though due to a dependency build issue with sse4_crc32 (issue filed here)

  5. ryanseys commented on Feb 5, 2015

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    Actually I am mistaken, it does not fail totally per se because sse4_crc32 which is used by our dependency fast-crc32c is actually an optional dependency.

  6. mstade commented on Feb 8, 2015

    @mstade

    Travis just recently announced iojs support. I'd make a PR but it's too much of a hassle (and I'm weary of) signing your CLA so I won't, my apologies.

  7. ryanseys commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    Added to #386

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