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build(deps): bump axios and openapi-enforcer #359

Open dependabot[bot] opened 2 months ago

dependabot[bot] commented 2 months ago

Removes axios. It's no longer used after updating ancestor dependency openapi-enforcer. These dependencies need to be updated together.

Removes axios

Updates openapi-enforcer from 1.13.3 to 1.23.0

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1.23.0

Added

  • You Can Ignore Undefined Property Values

    The default implementation complains of objects where a property is defined but set to undefined. This will cause Schema instances to fail validations, serialization, and deserialization. Now you have the option to set the global Enforcer.config.ignoreUndefinedPropertyValues to true or false (default) or when calling a Schema instance's validate function you can specify the ignoreUndefinedPropertyValues as an option property. Serialization and deserialization will now ignore undefined values in all cases.

1.22.3

Security

  • Update Dependencies

    Updated some dependencies to address security vulnerabilities.

1.22.2

Fixed

  • Fix Validation of not Sub Schema

    Any time a schema had the property not, it was not validating correctly. This code for this fix, including tests, is thanks to gaetano-guerriero.

1.22.1

Fixed

  • Exception Skip Codes Bug Fix

    The exception skip codes that were defined via the options were not being carried through to child components. This fix allows those settings to be carried. Exception skip codes defined by an instance (see change 1.22.0) are still limited to just the component.

1.22.0

Added

  • You Can Now Skip Instances of an Exception

    Being able to skip a specific type of exception has been around for a while, but if you want to skip just a single instance of an exception, that is now possible. Find the nearest component to where your exception is occurring and add the extension x-enforcer-exception-skip-codes followed by a space seperated list of all exceptions that should be skipped in that component. This will not affect child components of this component, only the exceptions that

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