Release VS community

Because we’re using new features from Node.js, your system needs to have at least Node.js version 18 or higher. This version is the current Long-Term Support release.

It is quite clear on node's documentation.

https://github.com/nodejs/release#release-schedule

Spectator Changelog

Please see https://github.com/nodejs/Release for details about which version may be appropriate for you.

You can check your version of Node with node --version and make sure you are setting the correct one. A list of Node version codenames can be found here


What a disappointing take.

In fact Lee was looped in six weeks ago; there was an issue with Remix and CDN cache behavior which popped up on GitHub. I mentioned my issues in that thread thinking they were likely related. Lee responded and let me know he would talk to the internal team.[0] However, Lee did nothing that was ever visible to me. Moreover, I completely disagree with your assessment: it should not require Lee or a social media to tackle issues like this, that’s completely unscalable and not a realistic way to run a business.

It’s pretty irresponsible of you to be suggesting folks reach out directly to Lee when frontline support fails. That sucks for Lee and it’s bad for the Vercel business.

To be blunt with you, your comment does not read well. It looks like you’re ignoring very real problems and doing everything you can to dismiss them as “bad faith” when in fact there’s a demonstrable problem which shouldn’t be excused as growing pains but instead addressed head on. This kind of fanboyism doesn’t help anyone and I hope Vercel takes the time to reflect on this feedback and make real, meaningful changes.

[0]: https://github.com/vercel/community/discussions/1559#discuss...

The reason we are using v14 instead of v16 for Node is that later in the tutorial we will be deploying on Vercel which unfortunately still does not support Node 16. Perhaps by the time you read this tutorial it might. You can follow the progress here.

Having trouble finding help for this one in the next discord / vercel discussion. any help is super appreciated! https://github.com/vercel/community/discussions/336

Honestly not that many practical ones. It does improve the behaviour on ipv6 devices, but not significantly. I admit that for me it's more of a "we know it's happening, so I'd like to support companies not dragging their feet" position. It will hopefully come at some point: https://github.com/vercel/community/discussions/47