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Getting the target via the query params seems to work... curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5\?target\=es2015
curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5\?target\=es2015
however, using the user agent does not seem to work curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5 -H User-Agent:esm/es2015
curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5 -H User-Agent:esm/es2015
Additionally, on the esm.sh website, it mentions By default, esm.sh checks the User-Agent header to determine the build target.
By default, esm.sh checks the User-Agent header to determine the build target.
but doesn't mention how it does that, it would be nice to mention how this works, I had to check the code and still didn't work.
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there are lot of changes i didn't deploy to the production yet, including support of User-Agent:esm/es20xx
User-Agent:esm/es20xx
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Sorry I am confused, why was the esm/es20xx change just removed?
esm/es20xx
this is introduced in v136, currently production is v135
Thanks, when is the next planned release?
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Getting the target via the query params seems to work...
curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5\?target\=es2015
however, using the user agent does not seem to work
curl https://esm.sh/yaml@2.4.5 -H User-Agent:esm/es2015
Additionally, on the esm.sh website, it mentions
By default, esm.sh checks the User-Agent header to determine the build target.
but doesn't mention how it does that, it would be nice to mention how this works, I had to check the code and still didn't work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: