The schedule.json file asserts that Node.js v10 is LTS today. As far as I know (?), this isn’t the case.
Historically it seems we trend more toward the end of the month. If truly incorrect, would it be acceptable/more accurate to update it to the 31st and adjust down if needed? Happy to create a PR if the answer is yes.
For what it’s worth, I discovered this last night while working on node-release-lines, which uses the data from schedule.json rather heavily.
The
schedule.jsonfile asserts that Node.js v10 is LTS today. As far as I know (?), this isn’t the case.Historically it seems we trend more toward the end of the month. If truly incorrect, would it be acceptable/more accurate to update it to the 31st and adjust down if needed? Happy to create a PR if the answer is yes.
For what it’s worth, I discovered this last night while working on node-release-lines, which uses the data from
schedule.jsonrather heavily.