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Node.js > 14 support for Fitbit SDK

‎05-25-2023 02:53 - edited ‎05-25-2023 02:54

‎05-25-2023 02:53 - edited ‎05-25-2023 02:54

Hello there!
Does anyone know what the future of the Fitbit SDK is?
The last published release (@fitbit/sdk 6.1.0) came out 1 year ago. It is not working with a version higher than node.js 14 (EOL April 2023).
Greetings 👋

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‎05-25-2023 13:07

‎05-25-2023 13:07

I'm using node 16 with that SDK.

You can get a sneak peek about new versions of the SDK here. Release dates haven't been announced.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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‎05-25-2023 21:12

‎05-25-2023 21:12

Hi @mgaesslein - installing node 18 seems problematic but starting with node 14 and upgrading to 18 may continue to work with current or older SDK versions.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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‎06-05-2023 01:32

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‎06-05-2023 01:32

Thank you! I'll try again and again. But good to know that someone uses it successfully!

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‎06-05-2023 01:32

In response to Guy_

‎06-05-2023 01:32

Thank you! I'll try it.

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