ci: run on node 24 - #26
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The workflows and the `.tool-versions` pin move to node 24; the published `engines` stay at `>=22`.
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Coverage Report for CI Build 33511755893Coverage remained the same at 93.692%Details
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Moves development and CI from node 22 to node 24: the
.tool-versionspin and everynode-versionin the workflows —checks.yml,commit.yml,tests.ymlandrelease.yml.All eleven packages were run on 24 before this: core 105, bundler-utils 37, cli 46, loader 49, vite-plugin 27, runtime 20, react 16, preact 17, svelte 16, cloudflare 32, imgproxy 30 — plus
tsc --noEmitand oxlint per package. The native pieces are fine: sharp resolves its prebuilt binary through N-API, and the.tssources still run under node's own type stripping.The published
enginesare deliberately left at>=22: raising them is a breaking change for consumers, and it belongs in its own release-visible commit. Worth deciding separately, though — with nothing running on 22 any more, the claim stops being tested.