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@mswjs/interceptors v0.18.0 has support for upload events which would be great to incorporate in the higher-level msw library.
I'm happy to take a stab at this, but I'm completely unfamiliar with the codebase so it has proven challenging to understand how to adapt msw to the breaking changes from @mswjs/interceptors.
In particular, I see that IsomorphicRequest was removed - what's the correct way to handle this change? I would love to help out by creating a PR for this but I could use some guidance here :)
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Hey, @cdimitroulas. Yes, version 0.18.0 introduces Fetch API primitives to our Node.js request interception library. We've migrated to it as a part of a larger change, which is #1436.
If you have a minute, I'd be thankful if you give that new change a try. You can find more info in this discussion: #1464. Thanks!
@kettanaito thanks for explaining. I did try to give the new change a whirl yesterday but got stuck due to the issue which has already been raised on #1464 about Unexpected token 'export'.
I'm trying to find time to push forwards on mswjs/interceptors#283 in order to get that problem fixed
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@mswjs/interceptors v0.18.0 has support for upload events which would be great to incorporate in the higher-level msw library.
I'm happy to take a stab at this, but I'm completely unfamiliar with the codebase so it has proven challenging to understand how to adapt msw to the breaking changes from @mswjs/interceptors.
In particular, I see that
IsomorphicRequest
was removed - what's the correct way to handle this change? I would love to help out by creating a PR for this but I could use some guidance here :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: