install.sh still installed Node 20 (dropped in #152), ran the Debian-only
NodeSource script on yum systems, and hard-coded /usr/bin/node. The
README only mentioned install.sh, not setup.sh.
install.sh now:
- installs Node 22 LTS from the right NodeSource repo per distro and
checks the same 22.12+/24+ floor as setup.sh
- delegates npm install, mirror detection, native-binary checks and the
build to setup.sh, so the two scripts share one install path
- stops the service and replaces dist/node_modules on re-install (data/
is kept), copies bin/ (yt-dlp), and uses the real node path in the unit
README explains the difference between the two scripts and when to use
which. setup.sh's "Node.js not found" message no longer says 20+.
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better-sqlite3 stopped publishing prebuilt binaries for Node 20's ABI
(115) in 12.10.0 - upstream, not a mirror gap:
12.8.0 / 12.9.0 115 127 131 137 141
12.10.0+ 127 137 141 147
`better-sqlite3: ^12.8.0` resolves well past that, so every Node 20
install 404'd on the CDN, fell through to the source build, and demanded
Python plus a C++ toolchain before the bot could start at all. package.json
went on claiming `^20.19.0` worked, and the README went on recommending
Node 20 as one of two blessed versions. It was not a supported
configuration in any meaningful sense - it was a trap.
So say so up front: engines, both setup scripts, and the Docker images now
require Node 22.12+ (or 24+, which still needs a source build for opus).
The version gate in setup.bat / setup.sh is kept byte-identical to the
engines range, as before.
Also copy scripts/lib/console-log.mjs into the production image. The
previous commit had check-native.mjs import it, and the Dockerfile copies
check-native.mjs in on its own for `docker exec ... npm start` - without
its dependency that preflight now dies with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND.
BREAKING CHANGE: Node 20 is no longer supported. Node 22.12 LTS or newer
is required; setup refuses to run on anything older.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>