Build couchnode-2.4.4-120 contains couchnode commit 8fdbde2 with commit message: : Fix special characters in versions corrupting requests.
Brett Lawson November 3, 2018 at 12:43 AM
Looks like this is caused by Node.js v11 being built with an OpenSSL version identifier containing special characters. This causes an error in the libcouchbase's generation of the user-agent string header, which then proceeds to corrupt the request being sent to the server.
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When attempting to perform a N1QL query using Node.js v11+, the server responds with Bad Request, in spite of the fact that this works fine with v10-.