fix(package.json): update dependencies to fix vulnerabilities #183
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@apaparazzi0329 We are still using webpack 4 in this PR. Can we get all the dependencies updated including major releases? |
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Sure |
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@germanattanasio Does it look ready to go? |
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Did you test this with the node-sdk and make sure it works in the different browsers? I found that this package it's tricky and there are always issues when testing with firefox or chrome. |
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Once you confirm that you manually tested this PR then we can merge it |
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The new commit I pushed passed manual testing for chrome, firefox, and safari |
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| "ibm-watson": "^5.6.0", | ||
| "ibm-watson": "^6.0.2", |
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Should we make this a feature release since you are doing a major release of the ibm-watson sdk?
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There is a separate issue here asking for a proper 1.0 release of this sdk; however, upgrading to ibm-watson 6.0.2 doesn't actually release any new features to this sdk so I don't think the upgrade itself would justify a feature release
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didn't we drop support for Node <10 in ibm-watson 6.x?
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We did and I can update the package.json to reflect that but I don't see what new features that would give the user in terms of using the sdk and its methods
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