Adding the following lines to your .npmrc files will result in 5 test failures. ignore-scripts=true Example failing test: test/unix.js 2> Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/yagiz/Developer/undici/node_modules/https-pem/key.pem' test/unix.js 2> at Object.openSync (node:...

Bug Description Not getting the full type when parsing multipart/form-data Reproducible By var b = new Blob(['123'], { type: 'text/plain;charset=utf-8'}) var fd = new FormData() fd.set('x', b) var res = new Response(fd) res.clone().text().then(body => // Just making sure that it contains ;char...

This would solve... Related: #2277 Currently, four maintainers have the ability to publish undici. This has been working well for awhile, but there are a number of steps that we must do (that we don't even document). They include: Tagging version commit Pushing version bump to main including tags C...

why not add proxy support as a URL? import { env } from "./env.mjs"; import { ProxyAgent } from "undici"; // env.PROXY_URL = 'http://username:password@ip:port'; const proxy = new URL(env.PROXY_URL); // WORK export const proxyAgent = new ProxyAgent({ uri: proxy.origin + proxy.pathname, toke...

For purposes of retrieving the changelog, as well as general consistency, I would expect Undici's NPM releases and GitHub releases to have a 1:1 association. The newest release on NPM, 5.25.1, is missing from GitHub.

As titled. I'm finding it extremely annoying that all of the tests run every time I commit. We should enforce commit squashing anyways when we merge PRs so that not every commit has to be valid. I currently pass -n every time I commit simply because I don't want to wait for the tests to run, but the...

Bug Description The type definition for defining Client interceptors doesn't match the documentation. The Client constructor is expecting an array of Dispatchers, not the interceptor functions. Reproducible By Install TypeScript 5.2.2, undici 5.24.0. import { Client, Dispatcher } from "undici"; con...

As titled This could be part of the next semver major that drops old nodes.

Similar to #2256 Sharing some internal code we have been using in case someone wants to work on it and add it as a util in undici. const assert = require('node:assert') const stream = require('node:stream') const { isReadableNodeStream } = require('../stream') const { parseHeaders } = require('../ht...

👋 Hello from the TypeScript team. @types/node is overdue on including types for the global fetch and related classes. (The primary obstacle has been figuring out a method of exposing these globals in a way that doesn’t cause TypeScript errors when DOM typings are also present in the compilation, whi...