stringifyUrl is not a function
See original GitHub issueHello, I have an issue with stringifyUrl error. I couldn’t find info about this anywhere so that’s the reason i’m posting here.
So this is a piece of code i’m trying to implement and in gives me this error. It is imported in this file like
import queryString from 'query-string'
The strange thing about this is when i paste the same code into online editor it all works as expected.
Version of query-string is ‘6.11.0’.
Thanks
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@utazabanje Oh okay! I was able to fix this by removing the node_modules folder and rebuilding my docker container. Thank you for your reply!
@isaac1104 as I can remember I couldn’t find a fix and opted out for a different solution