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Use global binaries, when all else fails #34
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Use global binaries, when all else fails
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Buster update progress: busterjs/buster#463 |
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Fixes #31 / #33 - globally installed
node_modulesare not (and should not, apparently) berequire-able, and if you can'trequireit - you can't find it's.binfolder, so I added a fallback to look for an executable in thePATH(using isaac'swhich).Also took the liberty to update dependencies and add relevant node versions to
.travis.yml- although my personal opinion is that 0.10 and 0.12 should be dropped.