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Support Twilio 4.x library (deprecation notices) #473
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I agree with this. This library is being flagged by our security teams as associated with high severity CVE's, so we can't use it in it's current form. the issue is that it's importing twilio v3, and needs to be importing twilio v4 |
…ndler, twilio-run): Twilio SDK Twilio SDK bump from 3.x to 4.23 with fixes to types, tests BREAKING CHANGE: Underlying Twilio SDK was bumped by a major version, Twilio SDK 3.x to 4.23. This might require changes in how importing this package will work. fix twilio-labs#473 twilio-labs#483 twilio-labs#455
@makserik Thanks for updating the library. However, the deprecation message still exists using version
Please see the original description in this thread for where the deprecation warning is coming from. |
@saurori - I believe this should have fixed the issue? https://github.com/twilio-labs/serverless-toolkit/pull/487/files |
@makserik that seems to be working fine, using |
@makserik I guess I did not have enough log data, but the issue seems to still be present in Some dependencies could not be validated. No matching version found for @twilio/[email protected]. You can find the valid versions at https://www.twilio.com/docs/serverless/functions-assets/handler The url in the error message indicates |
Hi, I recently upgraded my Twilio Functions dependency for
twilio
to4.10.0
from3.x
version and noticed a deprecation warning in all of my Function error logs:I believe this is from calling
Runtime.getSync()
. The warning is here and I believe it's called from here.Is there a plan to support
4.x
in the near future?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: