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SyntaxError: The requested module 'js-yaml' does not provide an export named 'default'
I read the v5 changelog and migration guide, but I feel neither addresses why this common pattern was dropped. I feel you coud still have a default export with the most broadly used functionality available.
I guess, you can do import * as yaml from js-yaml. I'm not sure double exports are a good idea.
The issue is not for code that I can change, it's one of our dependencies that does the importing... I do see your point regarding double exports.
A major version change is the best place for you to introduce this change from having a default export to having none. It would still be good to acknowledge it in the changelog/migration guide.
See 89024c4, already done. But I sit on the other side and may miss something about "how users see the situation". If you think the docs can be improved further, suggest a PR. Sorry for the friction, but that's an essential part of any big major release.
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puzrin commentedon Jun 24, 2026
I guess, you can do
import * as yaml from js-yaml. I'm not sure double exports are a good idea.Update migration info, close nodeca#770
rlindner81 commentedon Jun 24, 2026
The issue is not for code that I can change, it's one of our dependencies that does the importing... I do see your point regarding double exports.
A major version change is the best place for you to introduce this change from having a default export to having none. It would still be good to acknowledge it in the changelog/migration guide.
puzrin commentedon Jun 24, 2026
See 89024c4, already done. But I sit on the other side and may miss something about "how users see the situation". If you think the docs can be improved further, suggest a PR. Sorry for the friction, but that's an essential part of any big major release.