feat: upgrade axios and re-enable gzipping responses #110
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# [2.6.0](v2.5.0...v2.6.0) (2020-09-25) ### Features * upgrade axios and re-enable gzipping responses ([#110](#110)) ([9e94251](9e94251))
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I spent some time today reading through the
axiosdocs and issue and I think it should be fine to upgrade to the latest version (0.20.0). It seems to be much more actively maintained than it has been the past year or so, which makes me more comfortable about upgrading. There seem to have been a couple of unintentional breaking changes in this version but neither of them affect us because of how we're using the library in our code.In addition to this version bump, I added the
gzipencoding on responses back in, which was waiting on a fix withinaxios.