Use meteor-bundled node

[rissem]

Currently when using meteor-spk, it complains

Meteor requires Node v0.10.36 or later.

If the Meteor bundled node were used, this shouldn't be an issue.

[kentonv]

I just pushed a new version 0.1.4 to fix this.

If you build meteor-spk from source, then the Makefile actually does pull the Node binary from Meteor. I agree it would be a good idea to make meteor-spk do this at runtime instead, so I'll leave this bug open for that purpose. One complication is that we sort of hope to make meteor-spk work on Mac, but the binaries need to be from Linux in order to run on Sandstorm.

(Another complication is that if we are providing the libraries in the meteor-spk binary package but taking node from Meteor, they could be incompatible even if they're for the same architecture due to version skew, although if this actually happened it would presumably be a problem for Meteor itself running on older systems, so that seems unlikely...)

[mquandalle]

I'm also facing this issue.

I'm using meteor-spk 0.1.4, but want to package a meteor v1.2 app which requires node v0.10.40. I tried to build meteor-spk from source, but it keeps linking the wrong version of nodejs (maybe because meteor v1.2 is still in the release candidates stage, and thus not the default?)

Any idea how I can fix this (even hacky)?

[mquandalle]

OK, I figured out. I replaced the node binary in the deps directory and it works.

[kentonv]

@mquandalle That should work for now. If you're blocked on anything I can help with, let me know! Otherwise meteor-spk updates are likely to happen in a week or two.