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(I edited your description to mention that this "closes #21644" - because that was an issue about this warning) |
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@avallete Thanks for the PR 🙌🏼 I added a nitpick comment, it's a nice contribution! Before we can merge this, could you check this comment about signing the CLA -> #24020 (comment) |
Co-authored-by: Joël Galeran <Jolg42@users.noreply.github.com>
CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging #24020 will not alter performanceComparing Summary
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Hey @Jolg42 thank's for your review and comments. I've applied the suggested patch and signed the CLA 👍 I'm seing a failing test on windows CI it seems that the localhost server is unreachable for some reason, but I have to admit I'm having troubles to grasp the meaning of the error. If it's a blocker I could use some help to reproduce this as I don't own a windows machine. |
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@avallete Unfortunately sometimes tests fail for no good reason. It's unrelated, it's caused by the Docker setup, usually a retry gets rid of it, it's ok to ignore. |
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Actually, it looks like the MySQL version got upgraded on Windows / Scoop and it's broken since. |
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@avallete You can now try the dev version This will be part of the next official release planned for May 14th. |
Hey @Jolg42 ! I can confirm that after upgrading to Thank you for your help reviewing this and getting it shipped ! |
What happens
punycodewarningReason
I use
@prisma/internalsin a 3rd party to read and parse the content of theschema.prisma.Issue is, importing config parser will trigger a warning for node >= 21:
Based over the comment linked in this issue: #21644 (comment)
One of the way to resolve the issue mentioned is to upgrade
node-fetchto version 3. That's the attempt made here.I did my best to follow the recommendations provided by
node-fetchhereAlso they did mention that their new minimum supported version of node is
12.20which is above the one for prisma (16.13).closes #21644