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remove third party everything support in fetch #3502
remove third party everything support in fetch #3502
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Node v22.7.0 broke some of the autobahn tests, confirmed it locally. When running in v22.6.0, all the tests pass. It wasn't caught because the autobahn suite only runs when changes to |
It's probably the buffer bugs, thinking about it. I'm almost certain it's nodejs/node#54521 because the failing tests send strings, which are converted to a buffer with Buffer.from. They also send thousands of messages which would make them optimize. |
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this is no longer needed because we are actually validating signal in webidl now
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LGTM
Third party Blob, FormData, and AbortController in fetch should never have landed. Even after it did, there was never any documentation on it - the only evidence that this was a feature was in tests and a few comments on issues.
Support is so bad, currently, in fact, that webidl skips validation entirely. Take
webidl.converters.Blob
for example: it's an interface converter (ie. validating that an object is an instance of a class), but when passed thestrict: false
option, it wouldn't perform any validation.I understand that support was added for performance reasons, but it's something that we should have let node core fix, rather than "node-ifying" the spec. For use cases that are not possible with fetch, we should start recommending undici directly.