However, using npm install axios@1.1.3 in the Glitch terminal did not add the package to my package.json, and when I use the normal method of adding packages, I can only see the current (broken) 1.2.0 version.
Hoping the axios team will fix this soon, but in the mean time I need to show people how to use the older, working version for a tutorial I’m making (and for which the video is already shot).
I remixed our Node starter, installed Axios from the “Add Package” dropdown and then i updated the package.json manually to version “1.1.3” which triggered a re-install of my modules and i ran npm list to confirm that the version you wanted is there. If you are not having the same experience, email support@glitch.com with the name of the project so we can take a further look!
Here’s a screenshot of that project showing the “1.1.3” version I manually set and the terminal output confirming that’s the version of Axios installed:
Thank you! That seems to have worked. I do see the same unmet dependency warnings, but they seem to not affect my code from making the API calls properly.
