Node 16.x breakpoint warning resolved in 16.4#1044
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Since the said issue is resolved and shipped in 16.4, Suggesting users to downgrade is a bad idea, instead they should be recommended to upgrade to the latest release to resolve this issue. Reference: nodejs/node#38273
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Excellent, thanks! I think, in the future for these cases, we should say to try upgrading if a newer version is available. |
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Since the said issue is resolved and shipped in 16.4, Suggesting users to downgrade is a bad idea, instead they should be recommended to upgrade to the latest release to resolve this issue.
Reference: nodejs/node#38273