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Use https URL for accessing NPM registry data #174
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Currently dts-gen is broken as it attempts to access the registry by http, which results in a 301 to https. This fixes that error by using https in the first place.
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Related: #172 attempts to fix this by following the 301. Both of these could be merged so we don't have an unnecessary redirect in the first place and to provide future robustness. |
pimterry
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Dec 1, 2021
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Agree, thanks folks |
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@orta Is there a plan to release a new version with the fix? |
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@RyanCavanaugh are you able to cut a new release of dts-gen to fix this? |
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10 months old Bugs... |
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Currently dts-gen is broken as it attempts to access the registry by http, which results in a 301 to https. This fixes that error by using https in the first place.