Summary
Version 4.6.0 included breaking changes from #103 and #104, which introduced major version upgrades to the two peer dependencies axios and js-yaml.
Expectation
I would expect version 4.6.x to not introduce any backward incompatible changes to previous minor versions of 4.x.x.
Looking at the release history, it seems this could have been unintentional since a new major version 5.x.x was released at the same time. Either way, it can be easily resolved by simply releasing a patch 4.6.1 that reverts these two PRs (leaving version 5.x.x with these two PRs in place).
Summary Version
4.6.0
included breaking changes from #103 and #104, which introduced major version upgrades to the two peer dependenciesaxios
andjs-yaml
.Expectation I would expect version
4.6.x
to not introduce any backward incompatible changes to previous minor versions of4.x.x
.Looking at the release history, it seems this could have been unintentional since a new major version
5.x.x
was released at the same time. Either way, it can be easily resolved by simply releasing a patch4.6.1
that reverts these two PRs (leaving version5.x.x
with these two PRs in place).