🔁 Updating environment request - axios

[Pedro_Reyes]

Hello,

Would it be possible to update the axios version to "axios": "1.1.3"?

Right seems quite outdated following the docs.

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Thanks in advanced. Looking forward the answer.

Best regards,
Pedro Reyes.

[nami]

Hi @Pedro_Reyes,

I've relayed this back to the team. However, is this urgent on your side?

[Pedro_Reyes]

Hello @nami ,

Not at all. The issue I had due to the old version of this library I fixed by adding some boilerplate code.

In any case, I think it is a good practice to update it from time to time checking backwards incompatibilities.

Best regards,
Pedro Reyes.

[nami]

Hi @Pedro_Reyes

Just to give you an update: we have another dependancy aws4-axios which is currently not compatible with the axios >1. However it does look like they are working on it. We will upgrade as soon as they have upgraded their peer dependancy.

[Pedro_Reyes]

Hello @nami ,

Thanks for the update.

Would it be possible to give a bit of love to this post?

Using external libraries

Hello @dan_oz , I do execute the next command everytime npm run build && npm run start. Addionally the index.js file generated is executed succesfully and I am able to add some data in Google databases through Firestore from Google Firebase. Here is the rollup output: $ npm run build && npm run start > defender-rollup-demo@1.0.0 build > rollup -c src/index.ts → dist/index.js... created dist/index.js in 5.9s Taking into account the next package.json config file: { "name": "defender-rollu…

I was wondering if it is possible to have a test from your side to import libraries like Firestore within the environment. Right now, following the current tutorials available from OpenZeppelin is not possible.

Best regards,
Pedro Reyes.