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@JaKXz JaKXz commented Oct 6, 2016

Since Node 5 is past its useful life, speed up the build process by just
specifying LTS versions 4 and 6.

Since Node 5 is past its useful life, speed up the build process by just
specifying LTS versions 4 and 6.
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sudo is by default false for repos since 2015 on Travis, also see log.

- "4"

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Any reasons for this whitespace? If not, I'd suggest to remove it as well to stay on the context.

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Just a habit to give the code some space. I'll remove it.

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No problem, thanks ;)

@timche timche merged commit 1e48e1c into redux-utilities:master Oct 6, 2016
@JaKXz JaKXz deleted the chore/travis-config-update branch October 6, 2016 21:23
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