AI Changelog

New Features

HTTP Requests: You can now update the request body in the beforeRequest hook, allowing for more dynamic request handling before sending data. This enhances flexibility in how you prepare your requests.

HTTPS Options: The library now supports the pfx option for enhanced security in HTTPS requests, making it easier to manage certificates.

Fix an issue where the body was incorrectly sent after a redirect, ensuring that your requests behave as expected.
Resolve a problem with ignoring user information during redirects, improving the accuracy of your requests.
Fix a regression that affected the handling of streams, ensuring that your data flows smoothly without interruptions.
Fix a destructuring error in the promise.json() method, enhancing the reliability of your promise-based requests.
Resolve an issue with an expired certificate test on macOS, ensuring that your testing environment is stable and reliable.

Skip certain tests that are not applicable in specific environments, streamlining the testing process and reducing unnecessary failures.
Revert a previous change to the Travis CI Node.js version to maintain compatibility and stability in the CI environment.

HTTP Requests: You can now update the request body in the beforeRequest hook, allowing for more dynamic request handling before sending data. This enhances flexibility in how you prepare your requests.

HTTPS Options: The library now supports the pfx option for enhanced security in HTTPS requests, making it easier to manage certificates.

Fix an issue where the body was incorrectly sent after a redirect, ensuring that your requests behave as expected.
Resolve a problem with ignoring user information during redirects, improving the accuracy of your requests.
Fix a regression that affected the handling of streams, ensuring that your data flows smoothly without interruptions.
Fix a destructuring error in the promise.json() method, enhancing the reliability of your promise-based requests.
Resolve an issue with an expired certificate test on macOS, ensuring that your testing environment is stable and reliable.

Skip certain tests that are not applicable in specific environments, streamlining the testing process and reducing unnecessary failures.
Revert a previous change to the Travis CI Node.js version to maintain compatibility and stability in the CI environment.