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Yes, it would make sense to specify which Node versions a given release was tested against.
In addition, we should provide the list of supported Node versions of the current (latest) version of Express in a "Prerequisites" section in http://expressjs.com/en/starter/installing.html. Currently, it only says
Assuming you’ve already installed Node.js, ...
But we should clarify which version of Node.js you must install. Note: Although we may expect that it "should work" for many different versions, it's important to clarify which versions of Node are actually tested for a current release. That's what really matters to enterprise users.
We should document which versions of Node that we test against and support.
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