[Chore] Update deprecated url methods (`url.parse()`, `url.format()`)
See original GitHub issueThese have been deprecated since node v11.0.0. The recommendation is to “Use the WHATWG URL API” instead.
Parsing can generally be done through the new URL()
constructor pattern.
format()
still exists, although the signature has changed, and it may no longer be needed in many places.
(via https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards/pull/1553#discussion_r866428514)
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Thanks @wanglam! We’ll schedule it for review. With the holiday week it may realistically be next week that we can pick it up.
+1. We should definitely first focus on the obvious/easy low-hanging fruit. If we could remove like 90% of the deprecated usage that would be great.