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Axios is a Promise-based HTTP client for browsers and Node.js. It is very lightweight and provides a simple-to-use library with an easily extensible interface.Recently, the update of version 1.1.0 released by Axios caused thousands of websites to crash due to a broken push to users.
According to user-submitted issues, they encountered an error when using <span>axios.get</span> in Axios v1.1.0, which prompted an error message: <span>TypeError: axios.get is not a function</span>. This caused almost all requests to fail, as <span>axios.get</span> is expected to be a valid function. A user also provided a method to reproduce the issue by including <span><script></span> to import axios v1.1.0, and then directly calling <span>axios.get()</span> to reproduce the error:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/axios.min.js"></script><script> axios.get(...)</script>Note: This issue did not occur in v1.0.0.
From the comments on the issue, it can be seen that almost all developers who commented experienced direct crashes in their production environments due to this issue. Some developers found that rolling back to 1.0.0 resolved the problem, but due to the need for review after updating their apps, they could not fix it immediately even if they knew the solution. There were also developers who believed that those affected by this issue were somewhat “not deserving of sympathy” because their production applications were using the latest (automatically upgraded) version of the library on CDN, which is a very foolish behavior. After confirming the issue, the development team released two patch updates (v1.1.1 & v1.1.2) the next day to fix the error, advising all users to upgrade to the latest version.Related links: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/xxu545/framework_axios_pushed_a_broken_update_crippling/https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/5038
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