build(deps): bump axios from 0.27.2 to 1.3.3

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Bumps axios from 0.27.2 to 1.3.3.

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Release v1.3.3

Release notes:

Bug Fixes

• formdata: added a check to make sure the FormData class is available in the browser's global scope; (#5545) (a6dfa72)
• formdata: fixed setting NaN as Content-Length for form payload in some cases; (#5535) (c19f7bf)
• headers: fixed the filtering logic of the clear method; (#5542) (ea87ebf)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy
• 陈若枫

Release v1.3.2

Release notes:

Bug Fixes

• http: treat http://localhost as base URL for relative paths to avoid ERR_INVALID_URL error; (#5528) (128d56f)
• http: use explicit import instead of TextEncoder global; (#5530) (6b3c305)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

Release v1.3.1

Release notes:

Bug Fixes

• formdata: add hotfix to use the asynchronous API to compute the content-length header value; (#5521) (96d336f)
• serializer: fixed serialization of array-like objects; (#5518) (08104c0)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

Release v1.3.0

Release notes:

Bug Fixes

• headers: fixed & optimized clear method; (#5507) (9915635)
• http: add zlib headers if missing (#5497) (65e8d1e)

Features

• fomdata: added support for spec-compliant FormData & Blob types; (#5316) (6ac574e)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

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Changelog

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1.3.3 (2023-02-13)

Bug Fixes

• formdata: added a check to make sure the FormData class is available in the browser's global scope; (#5545) (a6dfa72)
• formdata: fixed setting NaN as Content-Length for form payload in some cases; (#5535) (c19f7bf)
• headers: fixed the filtering logic of the clear method; (#5542) (ea87ebf)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy
• 陈若枫

1.3.2 (2023-02-03)

Bug Fixes

• http: treat http://localhost as base URL for relative paths to avoid ERR_INVALID_URL error; (#5528) (128d56f)
• http: use explicit import instead of TextEncoder global; (#5530) (6b3c305)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

1.3.1 (2023-02-01)

Bug Fixes

• formdata: add hotfix to use the asynchronous API to compute the content-length header value; (#5521) (96d336f)
• serializer: fixed serialization of array-like objects; (#5518) (08104c0)

Contributors to this release

• Dmitriy Mozgovoy

1.3.0 (2023-01-31)

Bug Fixes

• headers: fixed & optimized clear method; (#5507) (9915635)
• http: add zlib headers if missing (#5497) (65e8d1e)

Features

• fomdata: added support for spec-compliant FormData & Blob types; (#5316) (6ac574e)

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Commits

• d9ebf8f chore(release): v1.3.3 (#5546)
• a43bca0 chore(example): fix source map urls; (#5467)
• a6dfa72 fix(formdata): added a check to make sure the FormData class is available in ...
• c19f7bf fix(formdata): fixed setting NaN as Content-Length for form payload in some c...
• ea87ebf fix(headers): fixed the filtering logic of the clear method; (#5542)
• 0b44929 chore(release): v1.3.2 (#5531)
• 6b3c305 fix(http): use explicit import instead of TextEncoder global; (#5530)
• 128d56f fix(http): treat http://localhost as base URL for relative paths to avoid `ER...
• 54d3fac chore(release): v1.3.1 (#5522)
• 96d336f fix(formdata): add hotfix to use the asynchronous API to compute the content-...
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