you should disable bodyParser for multipart/form-data to fix "[Error: Request aborted]"
See original GitHub issuedo not use default config
app.use(express.bodyParser())
you just need to write
app.use(express.json()).use(express.urlencoded())
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@sirber, sorry what you mean? 🤔
@bugall, is this issue of Formidable? If not, its going to be closed soon (after 10 days).