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    • Updated Node.js runtime versions for build and deployment environments to use LTS-supported versions.

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Two Node.js version configurations updated: .node-version constraint changed from a specific version (22.14.0) to an LTS alias (lts/*), and the Netlify build environment NODE_VERSION incremented from 22 to 24.

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Node.js version updates
.node-version, netlify.toml
.node-version: Version constraint relaxed from fixed release (22.14.0) to LTS alias (lts/*). netlify.toml: Build environment NODE_VERSION bumped from 22 to 24.

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  • Simple configuration updates with no logic or behavioral changes; purely version number adjustments across two files.

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Bundles

File Size Gzip Brotli
runtime-dom.global.prod.js 102 kB 38.6 kB 34.8 kB
vue.global.prod.js 160 kB 58.7 kB 52.2 kB

Usages

Name Size Gzip Brotli
createApp (CAPI only) 46.7 kB 18.3 kB 16.7 kB
createApp 54.7 kB 21.3 kB 19.5 kB
createSSRApp 58.9 kB 23 kB 21 kB
defineCustomElement 60 kB 23 kB 21 kB
overall 68.8 kB 26.5 kB 24.2 kB

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.node-version (1)

1-1: Consider pinning to a specific LTS version instead of using lts/*.

Changing from 22.14.0 to lts/* introduces automatic version drift:

  • Different developers may end up with different Node.js versions over time
  • The version will change when a new LTS is released, potentially causing unexpected behavior
  • This conflicts with netlify.toml which pins to version 24

Consider using a specific LTS version (e.g., lts/iron for Node.js 20, lts/jod for Node.js 22, or the version number directly) to ensure consistent environments across the team and CI/CD.

Apply this diff to align with the Netlify configuration (assuming Node.js 24 is the intended version):

-lts/*
+24

Or use a specific LTS codename if available:

-lts/*
+lts/[codename]
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netlify.toml (1)

2-2: No issues found. Node.js 24 is LTS and version is consistent.

Node.js 24 entered Active LTS on October 28, 2025, and lts/* resolves to Node.js 24 (24.x). The NODE_VERSION = "24" setting in netlify.toml is consistent with the lts/* reference in .node-version—both point to the same LTS release. The PR successfully achieves its stated intent to bump to LTS.

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