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test(ci): add early supported node versions to test matrix #705

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We had an issue where an early version of Node.js v6 didn't have support for a core API we were using. This wasn't caught by our tests because our tests ran on the latest 6.x version.

By adding the first version in each major version range we support to the test matrix, we enhance our ability to catch these issues in the future.

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watson commented Dec 5, 2018

@Qard As we discussed yesterday, do you want me to remove 11.0.0, 10.0.0 and 8.0.0 so we only run these tests on 6.0.0?

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Qard commented Dec 5, 2018

I'm good either way.

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I should have checked before this last commit - there's no patch releases on the first release of each major version. So this doesn't change a thing 😂

I was just wondering if the failures on Node.js 8.0.0 could be "fixed" by using the newest 8.0.x

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test(ci): test on Node 8.1 instead of 8.0 as it's broken
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test(ci): allow tests to run on Node 8.0.0->8.5.0
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Early versions of Node.js 8 had a regression around the handling of
`null` as the port passed to `Server#listen()`. For details see:

nodejs/node#14221
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test(jenkins): add low Node versions to Jenkins matrix as well
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watson commented Dec 6, 2018

@Qard the bug I fixed in test/instrumentation/modules/restify.js was only in early versions of Node 8. Though this wasn't an issue as it was in the tests, it could have been inside the core code. So running these tests on early intermediate versions does have a little bit of value. I vote for leaving them in for now.

If we later feel that it's too much, we can revisit it and for instance change them to run as a cron job.

What do you think about that?

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LGTM. 👍

@watson watson merged commit 8395825 into elastic:master Dec 6, 2018
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test(ci): add early supported node versions to test matrix (#705)
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Early versions of Node.js 8 had a regression around the handling of
`null` as the port passed to `Server#listen()`. For details see:

nodejs/node#14221
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