Node-red-contrib-splunk-hec is finally published

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https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-red-contrib-splunk-hec

Please install to test...

adding directly to package.json works fine.
"node-red-contrib-splunk-hec": "^0.1.0",

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The page you linked to says that it is not ready for use yet.

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Hi I'm just trying to update that, but I can't seem to commit it again :confused:

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Please look at my README.md in my repo... I've updated it directly, and mistakenly thought this would also update...

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To update the readme on npm you will have to re-publish the node at 0.1.1

I can't test the node as I don't use splunk, whatever that is. I went to look at the node page to see what it might be used for.

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Please note: The README.md has been updated and the version now bumped to 0.1.1

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Don't suppose anyone here would happen to know how I get my Node-RED scorecard to a perfect 12? Seems they don't recognize my node engines declaration in package.json... I've even moved it... twice :confused:

Any help would be very appreciated.
Thanks in advance

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Not a expert here, but should the version be >=18.

This SHOULD satisfy the current minimum supported version of the latest Node-RED release.
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I have >=14 on one of my nodes and it is happy with that. There shouldn't be a problem with what you have.

I think maybe it needs one of the developers to look at the problem.

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Thanks for the pointer. Might use v14 since I've tested this with Node-RED 3.1.1 so as per your link, the supported minimum node version is 14 with Node-RED 3.x.x.
Much appreciated.