Can we use v0.28.0-alpha.21 version in our production app about nodegit HOT 8 OPEN

I'm chiming in, I too am using nodegit in production and am starting to feel a little worried about this project, despite many issues not beeing catered for (next to little things a report about memory corruption should really be taken care of), we also have a release version with very old dependencies.

To keep this positive, is there something you need help with?

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Thanks @axkibe We have to upgrade nodegit as we are planning to upgrade Node in our app. I am still doing testing with this alpha version and little worried why there isn't a latest version release for long time.

Any one who is testing / using these alpha versions in their app can comment about their experience and it will give more confidence.

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I'm using nodegit v.0.27 with node 18.14.0.

I also don't know, why the alpha is not released, asked a few times what the stopped and only got one sarcastic reply so far with "SoonTM", so cannot say.

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I tried with v.0.27 with Node 16.19.1, but got the same issue mentioned here - #1840

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Have you tried deleting your node_modules folders and package-lock.json and running npm install? That cleared these kind of errors for me. Previously I used same nodegit version with node 16.14.0 and worked too.

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@axkibe did you not run into compilation-related runtime issues? I have A LOT of trouble making it work on a Docker image for production, see #1975

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Have you tried deleting your node_modules folders and package-lock.json and running npm install? That cleared these kind of errors for me. Previously I used same nodegit version with node 16.14.0 and worked too.

I have done all of these and it doesn't work and throws error as mentioned here - #1840

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@axkibe did you not run into compilation-related runtime issues? I have A LOT of trouble making it work on a Docker image for production, see #1975

At first I did ran into one or other issue, but installing some -dev packages it works. Don't remember tough which exactly. On debian bullseye as basis, also some Ubuntu forgot which version.

Yes precompiled don't work, but the script compiles them for me.

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