Update node-fetch dependency
See original GitHub issuenode-fetch is on release 1.6.0
, and this library is still depending on ^1.0.1
. Updating the dependency would give access to newer features added to node-fetch
, like response.buffer.
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Not true. That’s only applicable if it’s a fixed version number w/o
^
.^
usually allows changes forminor
andpatch
versions except for left-most zero based versions which are considered breaking changes. So,^0.1.0
ranges to>=0.1.0 < 0.2.0
and^0.0.1
ranges only to=>0.0.1 < 0.0.2
however,^1.0.0
will allow ranges to>=1.0.0 < 2.0.0
.From that same link:-
i believe this isn’t necessary and can be closed