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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The general rule for deciding which version of Node.js to use is:
* Stay on or upgrade to Node.js v4.2.x if you need **stability and have a complex production environment**, e.g. you are a medium or large enterprise.
* Upgrade to Node.js v5.x if you have the ability to upgrade versions quickly and easily without distributing your environment and want to play with the latest features as they arrive.

The release notes below are annotated with the main breaking changes that warrant the jump to v5. Note that because this new version of Node.js is shipping with a new version of V8, you will need to recompile any native add-ons you have already installed or you will receive a runtime error when trying to load them. Use `npm rebuild` or simply remove your _node_modules_ directory and `npm install` from scratch.
The release notes below are annotated with the main breaking changes that warrant the jump to v5. Note that because this new version of Node.js is shipping with a new version of V8, you will need to recompile any native add-ons you have already installed or you will receive a runtime error when trying to load them. Use `npm rebuild` or simply remove your *node_modules* directory and `npm install` from scratch.

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