Note: The version specified in the issue "1.8.2casd" seems to contain a typo. Assuming the intended version is 1.8.2.
Why we need the feature
Upgrading to the latest version of axios ensures that we benefit from the newest features, performance improvements, and security patches. Keeping dependencies up-to-date helps maintain the overall security and stability of the application, and can prevent potential vulnerabilities associated with older versions.
How to implement and why
Update package.json:
Modify the dependencies section in package.json to specify the new version of axios:
"dependencies": {
"axios": "^1.8.2",
// other dependencies
}
Install updated dependencies:
Run the package manager to update the pnpm-lock.yaml:
pnpm install
This will install the new version of axios and update the lock file accordingly.
Review the changelog:
Check the Axios changelog for any breaking changes or deprecations that might affect our codebase.
Test the application:
Run automated tests: Execute all unit and integration tests to ensure that API calls using axios function as expected.
Manual testing: Perform key user flows that rely on network requests to verify there are no regressions.
Update code if necessary:
If there are any API changes or deprecations in the new version, refactor the affected parts of the code in the src directory to comply with the new axios version.
Reasoning:
Step-by-step upgrade and testing minimizes the risk of introducing bugs due to the dependency update.
Reviewing the changelog helps identify any potential issues beforehand.
Ensuring compatibility maintains application stability and user trust.
About backward compatibility
Since this is a minor version upgrade within the same major version (1.x.x to 1.8.2), backward compatibility is generally maintained according to semantic versioning conventions. However, it's important to:
Verify compatibility: Conduct thorough testing to confirm that no breaking changes affect our application.
Maintain lockfile updates: Ensure that the pnpm-lock.yaml is committed to keep consistent dependency versions across different environments.
By addressing backward compatibility proactively, we reduce the risk of unexpected behavior in production.
Resolves #10028
What is the feature
Upgrade the
axioslibrary to version 1.8.2.Why we need the feature
Upgrading to the latest version of
axiosensures that we benefit from the newest features, performance improvements, and security patches. Keeping dependencies up-to-date helps maintain the overall security and stability of the application, and can prevent potential vulnerabilities associated with older versions.How to implement and why
Update
package.json:Modify the
dependenciessection inpackage.jsonto specify the new version ofaxios:Install updated dependencies:
Run the package manager to update the
pnpm-lock.yaml:This will install the new version of
axiosand update the lock file accordingly.Review the changelog:
Check the Axios changelog for any breaking changes or deprecations that might affect our codebase.
Test the application:
axiosfunction as expected.Update code if necessary:
If there are any API changes or deprecations in the new version, refactor the affected parts of the code in the
srcdirectory to comply with the newaxiosversion.Reasoning:
About backward compatibility
Since this is a minor version upgrade within the same major version (
1.x.xto1.8.2), backward compatibility is generally maintained according to semantic versioning conventions. However, it's important to:pnpm-lock.yamlis committed to keep consistent dependency versions across different environments.By addressing backward compatibility proactively, we reduce the risk of unexpected behavior in production.
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