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How about using process.release nodejs/node#493 to support io.js also?
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Hmm, that's pretty new. They're not even sure yet where to put it and I don't see any examples of what its value would look like either. However, yes, supporting this would be a great idea when it's available.
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That new process.release Object should no longer be necessary now that io.js and Node.js have merged: http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/05/nodejs-iojs
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Ok, that new stuff was added to io.js v3.0.0, but what good is it to us when io.js is officially Node.js now?
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Closes #1.