Update instructions, Dockerfile and Travis CI to use Node.js 10.
Specify that Node.js version 10 or greater is needed in the engines
section of package.json (note that this is only advisory.) And document
this as a breaking change in CHANGELOG.md.
This is a backport of 69a1ff7.
Reorder the install pm2 step to be after the npm install step in the
instructions. This is necessary to avoid npm creating some files in the
home directory owned as root and then failing the npm install step
because of this.
Fix the next level of an infinite research getting updated with the
progress of the previous level from other nodes in the cluster by
filtering out infinite researches with a lower level than the local
level.
Set the progress for the next level of an infinite research when
unlocking it via a script. This is necessary when the research is
actively being researched as Factorio will carry over the progress for
the current level into the next one when set via a script.
It's possible for the new progress to be non-zero if the next level was
on the research queue.
Fix naive checks for properties being set of the form obj[key] into the
proper form Object.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, key). The reason for this
is that if the key has a value of a built-in property like 'constructor'
then a check of the form obj[key] will always return true even if that
property hasn't been set on the object.
Sending ^C via the terminal on Linux may cause SIGINT to be sent twice
to the factorio process, causing it to exit without completing the
saving. This happens because the shell sends the interupt to all
members of the process group for the job and this includes both the
node client process and the factorio server process.
Avoid this situation by passing detached to spawn when the platform is
Linux, which causes the process to be created with its own process group
and therefore not targeted by a SIGINT from the shell.
This unfortunately does not work on Windows as we can't send SIGINT or
^C to a process there. Doing subprocces.kill on Windows terminates the
process similarly to how SIGKILL works on Linux.
Authenticate connections made to the socket.io server via a token query
parameter that's validated in a similar manner to the x-access-token for
HTTP requests.
Hornwitser