feat: replace psl deprecation warning by using tldts #930
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Summary of change
This PR fixes a deprecation warning regarding the
punycode
module which was not a direct dependency but a dependency ofpsl
module. Thepsl
module has the fix merged [reference PR] but has not had a release since the last 2 years (no release after the fix was merged).This PR uses an alternative package
tldts
for replacing the functionality provided by thepsl
package.Related issues
punycode
module is deprecated. supertokens-core#1049Test Plan
utils.test.js
tests should pass.Documentation changes
(If relevant, please create a PR in our docs repo, or create a checklist here highlighting the necessary changes)
Checklist for important updates
coreDriverInterfaceSupported.json
file has been updated (if needed)lib/ts/version.ts
frontendDriverInterfaceSupported.json
file has been updated (if needed)package.json
package-lock.json
lib/ts/version.ts
npm run build-pretty
recipe/thirdparty/providers/configUtils.ts
file,createProvider
function.git tag
) in the formatvX.Y.Z
, and then find the latest branch (git branch --all
) whoseX.Y
is greater than the latest released tag.add-ts-no-check.js
file to include thatsomeFunc: function () {..}
).exports
inpackage.json