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TypeError: Axios.get is not a function (v1.1.0)

5 points by anon25783 4y ago

remram 4y ago
What does Axios do nowadays? Doesn't the fetch() function replace the entire functionality since 2015?
arthurcolle 4y ago
why are there so many downvotes for comments that are sharing/confirming their own issues with the library? Seems pretty terrible/unconstructive if those are all from the maintainers of the library
- mekster 4y ago
  They do read more like "too bad".
- arthurcolle 4y ago
  In retrospect these people posting in the issurs should probably be pinning their dependencies, but at the same time it does kind of reflect poorly on the engineering leadership at Axios that they would inadvertently ship something that isn't backwards compatible in a minor version bump (looks like changes in the 1.1.0 release, updated from 1.0.0 is what is causing the issue)
- iudqnolq 4y ago
  If you're installing a specific version of your code on user machines but fetching the latest version of your dependencies from the internet every time your app starts I'm going to find the resulting pain kinda amusing.
Nicksil 4y ago
Holy hell. Look how many people are commenting about their production environment being affected by this issue. All these folks had not even the simplest test/checks in place before pushing changes to production. And they're openly admitting to it by complaining about an issue with a dependency they just YOLO'd and shipped.
- iudqnolq 4y ago
  I found this one striking. > Can repro. This is causing major issues with an electron app of mine. Axios is used via unpkg versionless inside of the asar and there is no way to notify users to update as all requests to autoupdater are handled through axios... This should be reverted, and such a breaking change should have been communicated well in advance (and NOT distributed under a semver minor change!!)
trinovantes 4y ago
Yet another CJS/ESM transition fiasco I wish some future version of node just drop CJS entirely so this "default" BS can finally die

5 points by anon25783 4y ago

What does Axios do nowadays? Doesn't the fetch() function replace the entire functionality since 2015?

why are there so many downvotes for comments that are sharing/confirming their own issues with the library? Seems pretty terrible/unconstructive if those are all from the maintainers of the library

mekster 4y ago
They do read more like "too bad".
arthurcolle 4y ago
In retrospect these people posting in the issurs should probably be pinning their dependencies, but at the same time it does kind of reflect poorly on the engineering leadership at Axios that they would inadvertently ship something that isn't backwards compatible in a minor version bump (looks like changes in the 1.1.0 release, updated from 1.0.0 is what is causing the issue)
iudqnolq 4y ago
If you're installing a specific version of your code on user machines but fetching the latest version of your dependencies from the internet every time your app starts I'm going to find the resulting pain kinda amusing.

Nicksil 4y ago

Holy hell. Look how many people are commenting about their production environment being affected by this issue. All these folks had not even the simplest test/checks in place before pushing changes to production. And they're openly admitting to it by complaining about an issue with a dependency they just YOLO'd and shipped.

iudqnolq 4y ago
I found this one striking. > Can repro. This is causing major issues with an electron app of mine. Axios is used via unpkg versionless inside of the asar and there is no way to notify users to update as all requests to autoupdater are handled through axios... This should be reverted, and such a breaking change should have been communicated well in advance (and NOT distributed under a semver minor change!!)

trinovantes 4y ago

Yet another CJS/ESM transition fiasco I wish some future version of node just drop CJS entirely so this "default" BS can finally die