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That makes sense to me. We recently switched to postman-request since its a fork of the original request library (#331).
I've used axios a lot and believe it would be a good move. My biggest concern is I'm not sure how different the behavior is from request. It'd be best to maintain as much backwards compatiablity as possible.
Feel free to give it a shot, just make sure to test it heavily with a real Jira API. I'm not sure our unit tests are sufficient proof for a change like this.
Hi, We are also using Jira Client which uses request module which further uses an old version of tough-cookie module (which has security vulnderabilities).
Our Security Scanner is flagging it therefore can we know when this issue will be fixed and new version of jira-client will be available?
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Seth10001 commentedon Oct 2, 2022
Are there any features that axios gives us that are currently not implemented with
postman-request?LunaticMuch commentedon Oct 2, 2022
Per se no, but why using a client with many and old dependencies, including deprecated ones, when other more updated clients can do the same?
Got,fetchandaxioscan do the same and are more maintained and widely used.axioshas 3 dependencies, all updated.postman-requesthas 21, few of them completely deprecated likehar-validatorSeth10001 commentedon Oct 2, 2022
That makes sense to me. We recently switched to
postman-requestsince its a fork of the originalrequestlibrary (#331).I've used
axiosa lot and believe it would be a good move. My biggest concern is I'm not sure how different the behavior is fromrequest. It'd be best to maintain as much backwards compatiablity as possible.Feel free to give it a shot, just make sure to test it heavily with a real Jira API. I'm not sure our unit tests are sufficient proof for a change like this.
LunaticMuch commentedon Oct 3, 2022
I will test against my company JIRA and also using a brand-new cloud JIRA instance which I just provisioned.
Seth10001 commentedon Oct 14, 2022
It might be a good idea to setup a free jira organization and create some integration tests against it
nitk-shashankshah commentedon Dec 11, 2023
Hi, We are also using Jira Client which uses request module which further uses an old version of tough-cookie module (which has security vulnderabilities).
Our Security Scanner is flagging it therefore can we know when this issue will be fixed and new version of jira-client will be available?