Fedora's v8 package has been replaced with nodejs-libs. If anyone knows how I can use that library to keep offering v8, I'm all ears.

/usr/share/dotnet/sdk/*/Roslyn/bincore/RunCsc no longer matches any files. ._.

That one was easy.

There's a csc.dll in the same directory

Yeah, the shell script literally just runs the dll file.

No clue what to do about V8 though.

Also not sure if Swift 5 should just replace Swift 4...

@Dennis Apparently there are no incompatibilities with Swift 4, but Swift 3 compatibility mode is dropped.

It's not like I'd be able to build it from source, so that will have to do...

Node.js seems to use V8 internally.

I tried installing v8 with dnf --releasever=29 and I've never seen that many errors from dnf before in my life

This is on 29 btw.

Ah

Node has a --v8-options flag, so it's probably fine.

Nope, print doesn't work in Node, for starters. sighs

@Dennis download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/29/… ?

That would require downgrading Node.js, I think.

dnf won't allow me to install v8 alongside nodejs-libs and the later is a dependency of nodejs now.

@Dennis I've been told about a v8-314 package, not sure if it's the same thing?

Well, that's version 3.14. We were at 6.7.17.

Doesn't even have arrow functions.

Unpacking the RPM to some directory seems to work for now...

@AmokHuginnsson Done.