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                                            Kevin Lentin

Change axios back as dependency.

Still not sure peer dependency is the way to go but at least it now points to a recent version and I can actually install soap.

Change axios back as dependency.

We use the latest we can of everything. That was the problem. We had axios 1.6 but soap required 0.27 and we couldn't build our software. This release solves that...

Axios calling request setHeader with function as value

@DigitalBrainJS Any chance of having a look at this with the revision I made?

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

Point of clarity: The error itself is generated by NodeJS and appears to be triggered by something in its internal URL library. But normal usage of that library is fine....

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

simple-oauth2 5.0.0 OS: Oracle Enterprise Linux (RHEL based) 7.0 I believe I've narrowed it down some more and @hapi may be off the hook: ``` #!/usr/bin/env node use strict'; const...

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

Found it. It's @hapi/hoek/lib/clone as used by @hapi/hoek/lib/applyToDefaults as used by Wreck Specifically, this minimal case will kill it: ``` const url = new URL('http://proxy:443'); const proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(url); const...

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

The following comments are from Jordan Harband - TC39 (JS standards body) member, contributor to NodeJS, author of npm - on slack > Yes; you can’t naively copy any objects...

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

Thanks. Now I just have to hope that all the semvers along the way mean I'll get the latest because the module I'm using directly was last updated 12 months...

err: TypeError: Client request error: Cannot read private member #context from an object whose class did not declare it

Still not 100% sure why wreck needs to deep clone its config params at all. Are callers really keeping references to sub objects and modifying them or something?