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refactor: compatibility with node.js 0.12 #577

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Various changes to support node 0.12. Updated some dependencies.

Socket.io has some issues with an outdated version of the ws package not building correctly on node 0.12 which is only in the master on git, so using that for now. Once they release to npm we can remove the pinned dependencies.

@andreialecu andreialecu force-pushed the refactor-node-0-12 branch 3 times, most recently from 76db82e to ecfcde1 Compare May 25, 2015 13:04
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Ref for socket.io issue: socketio/socket.io#2056

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Also note: the core of deployd itself was compatible, the main problems were in the tests/mock of timers and runtests.js for the integration tests AND the aforementioned socket.io version issue.

Various changes to support node 0.12. Updated some dependencies.

Socket.io has some issues with an outdated version of the `ws` package not building correctly on node 0.12 which is only in the master on git, so using that for now. Once they release to npm we can remove the pinned dependencies.
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Landed as 45d200e
I created an issue to remember to modify the version once the fix is released:
#578

Thanks @andreialecu

@andreialecu andreialecu deleted the refactor-node-0-12 branch November 3, 2017 12:42
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