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close #2246

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    • Expanded test coverage to include Node.js 24.x in the continuous integration workflow.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the GitHub Actions CI workflow to include Node.js v24 in the test matrix alongside the existing v22.

  • Expands the node-version matrix to test on Node.js 22.x and 24.x.

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The continuous integration workflow was updated to expand the Node.js version matrix for the build job, adding Node.js 24.x alongside the existing 22.x version. This ensures that CI tests and builds are now executed on both Node.js 22.x and 24.x environments.

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.github/workflows/ci.yml Added Node.js 24.x to the build job matrix for CI workflow.

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    participant Developer
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Build Job (Node.js 22.x)
    participant Build Job (Node.js 24.x)

    Developer->>GitHub Actions: Push code/PR
    GitHub Actions->>Build Job (Node.js 22.x): Run build and tests
    GitHub Actions->>Build Job (Node.js 24.x): Run build and tests
    Build Job (Node.js 22.x)-->>GitHub Actions: Report results
    Build Job (Node.js 24.x)-->>GitHub Actions: Report results
    GitHub Actions-->>Developer: Show CI results for both Node versions
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Add Node.js v24 to CI workflow (#2246)

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes found.

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

85-90: Optional: keep runtime jobs in sync with the tested versions

preview and production jobs are pinned to Node 22 while the build matrix now tests 22 & 24.
If an incompatibility sneaks in that only affects 24, the artefacts promoted by build on 24 will never be deployed, so you are safe.
Conversely, if 24 eventually becomes the primary runtime, the deploy jobs will still rebuild on 22 and could mask issues.

Consider either:

-          node-version: 22
+          node-version: 24

or parameterising the version in a reusable workflow input to keep everything aligned.

Also applies to: 134-138

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30-33: Confirm availability & ecosystem compatibility for Node 24.x

Great to see the matrix extended – this will surface breaking changes early.
Node 24 is still very new; some GitHub runners or dependencies (e.g. Prisma / pnpm plug-ins) may lag behind.

  1. Ensure actions/setup-node@v4 already offers pre-built Node 24 binaries – otherwise the job will fail before it starts.
  2. Verify that your lockfile and critical deps build successfully on 24 (the matrix will catch this, but better to run locally first).
  3. If you intend to allow-fail on 24 during the transition, add an include/exclude or continue-on-error clause.

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sveltejs/adapter-vercel が v24に対応していないため、buildが失敗しています。

一旦、close します。

@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro closed this Jun 26, 2025
@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro deleted the #2246 branch June 26, 2025 13:15
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[CI] Node.js: v24を追加しましょう

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