[breaking] require Node 16.9 #5395
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I was hoping to figure out why it's failing with 16.7 before resorting to this (though bumping the required version isn't the end of the world, since it's unlikely someone would be forced to be on 16.7) |
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It turns out that undici requires 16.9 because it uses things like I think that's unlikely to change, so I'll merge this |
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closes #5370
not exactly sure why Node 16.9 is now required, but it fixes it, so 🤷