fix(cli,core,webapp): flag legacy Node deployments for runtime updates - #10
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Source PR: triggerdotdev#4865 Source head: 77d1cb0
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Summary
Include legacy Node.js deployments in runtime update reports when their stored runtime name or version is missing. This keeps the dashboard and
projects list --needs-updateconsistent with how those deployments are displayed.Root cause
The runtime display treated a missing runtime name as Node.js, while update detection required both a Node runtime name and a parseable version. A shared classifier now treats missing legacy Node.js metadata as requiring an update, while explicit non-Node runtimes and supported Node.js majors remain excluded.
The organization settings indicator uses the same rules. Verified with the runtime classification unit tests and typechecks for core, CLI, and webapp.
Source merge-base:
43ecf15f80277c0eb931c08ddd89de55179cc795Source head:
77d1cb0bb5272ff9a65d4d9a96a806b026e325e9