Bump formidable version to ^3.5.4 #1832
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Although it doesn't explicitly state it, [email protected] uses os.machine (https://nodejs.org/api/os.html#osmachine) that was introduced in Node.js 18.9.0 (and then backported to 16.18.0). Since superagent should support Node.js 14.18.0 and above, it cannot use this new version of formidable. Bumping the requirement to ^3.5.4 solves this issue. Fixes forwardemail#1831
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Although it doesn't explicitly state it, [email protected] uses
os.machinethat was introduced in Node.js 18.9.0 (and then backported to 16.18.0).[email protected] fixes this issue, so in most cases this problem would go undetected. However, there's still a chance a project that uses superagent or one of its dependencies explicitly requires [email protected], and would thus break under older Node.js versions.
Bumping the requirement to formidable@^3.5.4 solve this potential issue.
Fixes #1831
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