Bump got from 9.6.0 to 10.0.1

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Bumps got from 9.6.0 to 10.0.1.

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v10.0.1

• Fix using the json option with got.stream.post 2ec5c4d

sindresorhus/got@v10.0.0...v10.0.1

v10.0.0

We're excited to announce Got 10! 🎉 This release has been in the works for almost a year and has been a major undertaking. Got was fully rewritten in TypeScript, which helped us catch many bugs and will give us more confidence in the codebase going forward. Got is now faster and much more stable. We also fixed a huge amount of bugs. Big thanks to everyone that helped make this release possible. 🙌

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Note: Some HTTP agents like https-proxy-agent and agentkeepalive are not compatible with Node.js 10 and hence not compatible with Got as Got takes advantage of some Node.js 10-only APIs.

Breaking

• Require Node.js 10 633651f
  • Why: This is so that we can use stream.pipeline for more reliable stream handling. Node.js 8 will be out of LTS at the end of this month anyway.
• Remove support for protocol-less URLs in the url argument 92bc808
  • Why: To reduce ambiguity. It was not clear from just reading the code what it would default to.
  • Migrate:

- got('sindresorhus.com');
+ got('https://sindresorhus.com');

• Rename the query option to searchParams and make it stricter b223663 5376216 518f0f5906e1fcd38691555b17fb91db643f3d47
  • Why: To get closer to the window.fetch naming in the browser.
  • Migrate:

- got(…, {query: …});
+ got(…, {searchParams: …});

• Replace the baseUrl option with prefixUrl (#829) 0d534ed
  • Note: We also made it stricter to reduce ambiguity. The Got url argument now cannot be prefixed with a slash when this option is used.
  • Why: We renamed it to make it clear that it doesn't do any URL resolution.
  • Migrate:

- got('/foo', {baseUrl: 'https://x.com'});
+ got('foo', {prefixUrl: 'https://x.com'});

• Change the json option to accept an object instead of a boolean and to only be responsible for the request, not the response (#704) a6a7d5a
  • Note: You now set the request body in this option instead of the body option when you want to send JSON. This option also no longer sets the response type to JSON. You either call the .json() method or specify the responseType option for that.
  • Why: Many people were confused how {json: true} worked and they also complained that they could not set the request/response type individually.
  • Migrate:

- got(url, {body: {x: true}, json: true});
+ got.post(url, {json: {x: true}}).json();

• Use the responseType option instead of encoding to get a Buffer (#940) 6cc3d9f
  • Why: Previously, you would pass {encoding: null} to get a Buffer, but this was confusing. You now use {responseType: 'buffer'} instead.

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Commits

• 8ab8388 10.0.1
• d0f695d Test got.stream.post({form: {}})
• 2ec5c4d Fix stream body check
• f0c782e Update a note about the install size
• abdfee2 10.0.0
• aae7b89 Improve readme
• 71b8452 Improve types (#946)
• f008bc9 Clarify prefixUrl behavior (#943)
• d968e49 Upgrade dependencies
• b82358f Add methodRewriting option (#942)
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