TypeError: axios.get is not a function (v1.1.0) · Issue #5038 · axios/axios · Gi...

I am experiencing this breaking change, my production app is broken and unusable to my clients.

Me three. Prod is down. Got woken up here by confused users

Pinning axios back to v0.27.2 (https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/axios.min.js) does resolve the issue if anyone is looking for a temporary solution.

Pinning axios back to v0.27.2 (https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/axios.min.js) does resolve the issue if anyone is looking for a temporary solution.

I've tested and confirmed going to version 1.0.0 also works, problem is that will require app store review. IMO the devs should roll the distribution back.

We are also experiencing this issue, and will have to wait for app store review for a fix unless the hosted code can be fixed. Adding to the vote for roll back to 1.0

I've tested and confirmed going to version 1.0.0 also works, problem is that will require app store review. IMO the devs should roll the distribution back.

It looks like version 1.0.0 had an issue affecting commonjs/umd exports (axios.default). I think this regression happened during the work to fix that issue.

It affected my app in production too, axios is not a function.

@jasonsaayman Tagging for visibility.

Confirmed as breaking production applications on my end as well. This is a big miss in testing coverage for a library like this.

Also having multiple broken production apps here.

same, my production environment has broken

My production has broken as well.

Major issues on our sites, had to change and pin to 0.27.0

Experiencing issues as well on production apps.
Error: "axios is not a function"

same here! All apps using axios are broken!

For anyone calling the non version specific unpkg CDN link you can switch to this version to fix the current problem

https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/axios.min.js

axios.post not working as well

gotta git get imo

I found out that the module.exports of [email protected] has been changed from [email protected], which introduced in #5003 and #5030. These PR made the module.exports completely changed showing in v1.0.0...v1.1.0#diff-e114a79086c5cde98bca3f766534b7f86a1093035560390daa3a2192047289d9L3749-R3760 and making NodeJS users' code breaking at all.

@jasonsaayman I think this is an incompatible breaking change that should be reverted or disclosed.

FYI, If you are a NodeJS user, using commonJS and want to use original interface of axios, you should use require("axios").default instead of require("axios") (example: MoegirlPediaInterfaceAdmins/MoegirlPediaInterfaceCodes@d70785b):

const axios = require("axios").default;

If you use ESM, there is nothing you should do since the interface doesn't change.

If you uses [email protected] in browser, you , you should use axios.default instead of axios:

axios.default.get("http://www.google.com/generate_204");

// or if you don't care `AxiosHeaders` which is only available in `axios` object (`axios.AxiosHeaders`),
// you can directly override it
const axios = axios.default;
axios.get("http://www.google.com/generate_204");

To be honest, this change addressed type definition issue indeed, I don't need this JSDoc comment at all:

/**
 * @type {axios.AxiosStatic}
 */

So I would like to suggest that the change should be disclosed rather than reverted.

An error "TypeError: axios.get is not a function" on the latest v1.1.0 was detected today.
To use the version 1.0.0->1.1.2 instead is a better way to avoid the error for now.
Hope to be resolved this issue immediately.

Oct. 7th, Working at v1.1.2

Can repro. This is causing major issues with an electron app of mine. Axios is used via unpkg versionless inside of the asar and there is no way to notify users to update as all requests to autoupdater are handled through axios... This should be reverted, and such a breaking change should have been communicated well in advance (and NOT distributed under a semver minor change!!)

Thank you!
Just downgraded axios back to v1.0.0.
Was playing around with an API with v1.1.0 and all hell broke loose.

Update to v1.1.1 this should slove the issue

Update to v1.1.1 this should slove the issue

I'm going to try it!

Update to v1.1.1 this should slove the issue

Thanks. Any idea how long these things take to reflect on CDNs generally? We're not pinned to a version. I've pinned back to 1.0.0 where possible but have some complex sites that rely on "latest version" from CDN. "https://unpkg.com/axios/dist/axios.min.js"

Update to v1.1.1 this should slove the issue

It seems that the "axios.get is not a function" error is still on version 1.1.1

Update to v1.1.1 this should slove the issue

Still have "axios.get is not a function" error while using "https://unpkg.com/axios/dist/axios.min.js".

Also getting 'Axios.post is not a function' when using "https://unpkg.com/axios/dist/axios.min.js".

We are also having this issue with 'https://az416426.vo.msecnd.net/scripts/a/ai.0.js'

@jasonsaayman In 1.1.1, the export is still in default =。=

Why you guys don't point to a specific version is far beyond me.

Yeah I see, it seems the browser bundle was also affected will fix

Why you guys don't point to a specific version is far beyond me.

I have to agree even though I am guilty of this. Learn't a lesson today.

Working at v1.1.2
Thanks.

I have the same problem with axios: "Uncaught TypeError: axios.get is not a function"

I think anyone who is having this problem should really get some consultancy about how to deploy applications to prod.

I'm not trying to be condescending. I'm telling this because all your deployments are wide open to a supply-chain attack which is even worse than having your prod broken.

Common, we fixed prod yesterday using axios.default, and now is broken again lol. Gotta use https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/axios.min.js until they decide if it is going to be axios.default or axios.

I think anyone who is having this problem should really get some consultancy about how to deploy applications to prod.

I'm not trying to be condescending. I'm telling this because all your deployments are wide open to a supply-chain attack which is even worse than having your prod broken.

This is a good point, but consider the README.md explicitly encourages this usage of the package.

I think anyone who is having this problem should really get some consultancy about how to deploy applications to prod.

I'm not trying to be condescending. I'm telling this because all your deployments are wide open to a supply-chain attack which is even worse than having your prod broken.

More specifically:

• Test your package upgrades before deploying them to production. Anyone in this thread complaining about production being broken clearly didn't do this. Outsourcing your QA efforts to your customers is not ideal.
• Pin your package versions. Just because your project currently works with one version of the package does not mean it will work with another.

I sincerely hope every single one of those who were complaining about the 1000+ production websites this just broke have now each contributed hundreds of dollars to the maintainers of this package to recognize all the labour they have been so carelessly profiting off of so far.

I'm having the same error 'axios.get is not a function'. All my requests are broken now.

You should update your version to 1.1.2. Otherwise, you have to use axios.default.get

1.1.2 gave me the same error, I had to go back to 1.1.0.

Since the latest versions, there are two groups of users with different ways importing axios

1. const axios = require('axios')
2. const axios = require('axios').default

IMO, it would be ideal if we can find a way to support both styles, if not, we have to choose one and declare the other one invalid (which I think is 1 because 2 is stated in README)

Following...

Can we lock this issue to avoid spam? They ran into this issue (in production) because they didn't pinned their dependencies correctly.

Good god y'all, pin your dependencies. If your app can't handle an outage then make sure your versions are locked.

Thanks for all the feedback everyone, also some great pointers here on how to manage your own software. On the way Axios should work when using it with Common JS it should always be:

const axios = require('axios')

I will work to make sure this is always the case. I will also update all the docs etc ASAP. Lastly, I will fix the problems that seem to now exist when using Type Script. I know this was a rough release, but I will endeavour to make them more smooth from here on.

Missing test case is the RCA for this issue, its best to add another test case such that this issue doesn't happen again in the future