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Fetch API now is already supported by modern browsers and Node.js >= 18.
For browsers, we can completely remove the polyfills.
For the node version (cjs and esm), we can replace fetch-undici (which is deprecated) with undici. They're the same but undici is the latest one. Also, we can also completely remove polyfills after 2023-09-11 (Which is the EOL of Node 16).
We can but we don't have to since it doesn't improve what matters a lot. I'm thinking about starting v1 very soon. 0.19.x might be the last major version. But yes, we can.
Fetch API now is already supported by modern browsers and Node.js >= 18.
For browsers, we can completely remove the polyfills.
For the node version (cjs and esm), we can replace
fetch-undici
(which is deprecated) withundici
. They're the same butundici
is the latest one. Also, we can also completely remove polyfills after 2023-09-11 (Which is the EOL of Node 16)./cc @Songkeys
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