Import fails with CORS

[ghost]

My company's web stack uses CORS. Merely importing stream-http causes a request to be made to example.com, which violates CORS and therefore causes the import to fail. In fact, I'm not importing stream-http directly, I'm importing fetch, so I can't simply try/catch the import or anything like that.

The error appears on the line: Failed on xhr.open('GET', global.location.host ? '/' : 'https://example.com') So this is related to the previous issue.

[jhiesey]

Which browser are you seeing this in? That xhr should never actually be sent; it's created only to see what features are provided by the XMLHttpRequest object.

[ghost]

I am using chrome.

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Which browser are you seeing this in? That xhr should never actually be sent; it's created only to see what features are provided by the XMLHttpRequest object.

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[magne4000]

Same issue with last version of Chrome, no issue with last version of Firefox.

[dominictarr]

this is throwing for me, when using electron with a content-security-policy https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork/issues/431

[ysangkok]

@jhiesey New Chrome versions will throw even on open. I don't know which version exactly changed this behavior.

All Webpack 1 users are affected by this issue.

[rohanprasad]

Hey, any progress with this issue ?

[jhiesey]

This should be fixed by #61

[jhiesey]

Will be included in version 2.6.0

[rohanprasad]

@jhiesey Thanks for the update. Btw when is the next version going to be released?

[jhiesey]

Should be within the next 24 hours. I'm trying to get the tests to pass, but they're being flaky due to #63