[client] Upgrade axios: 0.21.4 → 0.25.0 (major)

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What changed?

✳️ axios (0.21.4 → 0.25.0) · Repo · Changelog

Release Notes

0.25.0

0.25.0 (January 18, 2022)

Breaking changes:

• Fixing maxBodyLength enforcement (#3786)
• Don't rely on strict mode behaviour for arguments (#3470)
• Adding error handling when missing url (#3791)
• Update isAbsoluteURL.js removing escaping of non-special characters (#3809)
• Use native Array.isArray() in utils.js (#3836)
• Adding error handling inside stream end callback (#3967)

Fixes and Functionality:

• Added aborted even handler (#3916)
• Header types expanded allowing boolean and number types (#4144)
• Fix cancel signature allowing cancel message to be undefined (#3153)
• Updated type checks to be formulated better (#3342)
• Avoid unnecessary buffer allocations (#3321)
• Adding a socket handler to keep TCP connection live when processing long living requests (#3422)
• Added toFormData helper function (#3757)
• Adding responseEncoding prop type in AxiosRequestConfig (#3918)

Internal and Tests:

• Adding axios-test-instance to ecosystem (#3786)
• Optimize the logic of isAxiosError (#3546)
• Add tests and documentation to display how multiple inceptors work (#3564)
• Updating follow-redirects to version 1.14.7 (#4379)

Documentation:

• Fixing changelog to show corrext pull request (#4219)
• Update upgrade guide for https proxy setting (#3604)

Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this release via code (authors listed below) or via reviews and triaging on GitHub:

• Jay
• Rijk van Zanten
• Kohta Ito
• Brandon Faulkner
• Stefano Magni
• enofan
• Andrey Pechkurov
• Doowonee
• Emil Broman
• Remco Haszing
• Black-Hole
• Wolfram Kriesing
• Andrew Ovens
• Paulo Renato
• Ben Carp
• Hirotaka Tagawa
• 狼族小狈
• C. Lewis
• Felipe Carvalho
• Daniel
• Gustavo Sales

0.24.0

0.24.0 (October 25, 2021)

Breaking changes:

• Revert: change type of AxiosResponse to any, please read lengthy discussion here: (#4141) pull request: (#4186)

Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this release via code (authors listed below) or via reviews and triaging on GitHub:

• Jay
• Rodry
• Remco Haszing
• Isaiah Thomason

0.23.0

0.23.0 (October 12, 2021)

Breaking changes:

• Distinguish request and response data types (#4116)
• Change never type to unknown (#4142)
• Fixed TransitionalOptions typings (#4147)

Fixes and Functionality:

• Adding globalObject: 'this' to webpack config (#3176)
• Adding insecureHTTPParser type to AxiosRequestConfig (#4066)
• Fix missing semicolon in typings (#4115)
• Fix response headers types (#4136)

Internal and Tests:

• Improve timeout error when timeout is browser default (#3209)
• Fix node version on CI (#4069)
• Added testing to TypeScript portion of project (#4140)

Documentation:

• Rename Angular to AngularJS (#4114)

Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this release via code (authors listed below) or via reviews and triaging on GitHub:

• Jay
• Evan-Finkelstein
• Paweł Szymański
• Dobes Vandermeer
• Claas Augner
• Remco Haszing
• Evgeniy
• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

0.22.0

0.22.0 (October 01, 2021)

Fixes and Functionality:

• Caseless header comparing in HTTP adapter (#2880)
• Avoid package.json import fixing issues and warnings related to this (#4041), (#4065)
• Fixed cancelToken leakage and added AbortController support (#3305)
• Updating CI to run on release branches
• Bump follow redirects version
• Fixed default transitional config for custom Axios instance; (#4052)

Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this release via code (authors listed below) or via reviews and triaging on GitHub:

• Jay
• Matt R. Wilson
• Xianming Zhong
• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

Does any of this look wrong? Please let us know.

Commits

See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by more commits than we can show here.

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