feat: add nvmrc with node engine for nvm users

[ginna-baker]

Add an nvmrc so devs can easily switch versions of nodeJS

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a .nvmrc file to standardize the Node.js version across the development environment. This change aims to improve consistency and simplify the setup process for developers by ensuring everyone uses the same recommended Node.js version, thereby preventing potential compatibility issues.

Highlights

• Node.js Version Management: A .nvmrc file has been added to the repository, specifying Node.js version v18.15.0. This allows developers using nvm to easily switch to the recommended Node.js version for the project.

Changelog

• .nvmrc
  • Added a new file specifying the recommended Node.js version for the project.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a .nvmrc file to help developers manage their Node.js version using nvm. While the specified version v18.15.0 is valid according to package.json, it creates a discrepancy with the Node.js version used in the project's Docker environments. My feedback suggests aligning the version in .nvmrc with the Docker setup to ensure consistency and prevent potential environment-specific issues.

[gemini-code-assist]

To ensure consistency between local development and production-like environments, it's advisable to use a Node.js version that matches what's defined in the Docker configurations. Both Dockerfile and docker/Dockerfile use node:20-alpine. Using Node 18 locally while containers use Node 20 could lead to environment-specific bugs. Aligning the .nvmrc with the container environment by using Node 20 will help prevent such issues.

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[jocelynlin-wd]

@ginna-baker are you able to take a look at this?

[ginna-baker]

Got it -- pushed up node 20.19.2 as our docker images use node 20.19

[muratkaratekeli]

Approved