Bump axios from 1.13.2 to 1.13.5

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Bumps axios from 1.13.2 to 1.13.5.

Release notes

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v1.13.5

Release 1.13.5

Highlights

• Security: Fixed a potential Denial of Service issue involving the __proto__ key in mergeConfig. (PR #7369)
• Bug fix: Resolved an issue where AxiosError could be missing the status field on and after v1.13.3. (PR #7368)

Changes

Security

• Fix Denial of Service via __proto__ key in mergeConfig. (PR #7369)

Fixes

• Fix/5657. (PR #7313)
• Ensure status is present in AxiosError on and after v1.13.3. (PR #7368)

Features / Improvements

• Add input validation to isAbsoluteURL. (PR #7326)
• Refactor: bump minor package versions. (PR #7356)

Documentation

• Clarify object-check comment. (PR #7323)
• Fix deprecated Buffer constructor usage and README formatting. (PR #7371)

CI / Maintenance

• Chore: fix issues with YAML. (PR #7355)
• CI: update workflow YAMLs. (PR #7372)
• CI: fix run condition. (PR #7373)
• Dev deps: bump karma-sourcemap-loader from 0.3.8 to 0.4.0. (PR #7360)
• Chore(release): prepare release 1.13.5. (PR #7379)

New Contributors

• @​sachin11063 (first contribution — PR #7323)
• @​asmitha-16 (first contribution — PR #7326)

Full Changelog: axios/axios@v1.13.4...v1.13.5

v1.13.4

Overview

The release addresses issues discovered in v1.13.3 and includes significant CI/CD improvements.

Full Changelog: v1.13.3...v1.13.4

What's New in v1.13.4

Bug Fixes

• fix: issues with version 1.13.3 (#7352) (ee90dfc)
  • Fixed issues discovered in v1.13.3 release

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Changelog

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Changelog

1.13.3 (2026-01-20)

Bug Fixes

• http2: Use port 443 for HTTPS connections by default. (#7256) (d7e6065)
• interceptor: handle the error in the same interceptor (#6269) (5945e40)
• main field in package.json should correspond to cjs artifacts (#5756) (7373fbf)
• package.json: add 'bun' package.json 'exports' condition. Load the Node.js build in Bun instead of the browser build (#5754) (b89217e)
• silentJSONParsing=false should throw on invalid JSON (#7253) (#7257) (7d19335)
• turn AxiosError into a native error (#5394) (#5558) (1c6a86d)
• types: add handlers to AxiosInterceptorManager interface (#5551) (8d1271b)
• types: restore AxiosError.cause type from unknown to Error (#7327) (d8233d9)
• unclear error message is thrown when specifying an empty proxy authorization (#6314) (6ef867e)

Features

• add undefined as a value in AxiosRequestConfig (#5560) (095033c)
• add automatic minor and patch upgrades to dependabot (#6053) (65a7584)
• add Node.js coverage script using c8 (closes #7289) (#7294) (ec9d94e)
• added copilot instructions (3f83143)
• compatibility with frozen prototypes (#6265) (860e033)
• enhance pipeFileToResponse with error handling (#7169) (88d7884)
• types: Intellisense for string literals in a widened union (#6134) (f73474d), closes microsoft/TypeScript#33471

Reverts

• Revert "fix: silentJSONParsing=false should throw on invalid JSON (#7253) (#7…" (#7298) (a4230f5), closes #7253 #7 #7298
• deps: bump peter-evans/create-pull-request from 7 to 8 in the github-actions group (#7334) (2d6ad5e)

Contributors to this release

• Ashvin Tiwari
• Nikunj Mochi
• Anchal Singh
• jasonsaayman
• Julian Dax
• Akash Dhar Dubey
• Madhumita
• Tackoil
• Justin Dhillon
• Rudransh
• WuMingDao
• codenomnom
• Nandan Acharya
• Eric Dubé
• Tibor Pilz
• Gabriel Quaresma
• Turadg Aleahmad

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Commits

• 29f7542 chore(release): prepare release 1.13.5 (#7379)
• 431c3a3 ci: fix run condition (#7373)
• 9ff3a78 ci: update ymls (#7372)
• 265b712 docs: fix deprecated Buffer constructor and formatting issues in README (#7371)
• 475e75a feat: add input validation to isAbsoluteURL (#7326)
• 28c7215 fix: Denial of Service via proto Key in mergeConfig (#7369)
• 04cf019 docs: clarify object check comment (#7323)
• 696fa75 fix: status is missing in AxiosError on and after v1.13.3 (#7368)
• 569f028 fix: added a option to choose between legacy and the new request/response int...
• 44b7c9f chore(deps-dev): bump karma-sourcemap-loader (#7360)
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