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Expand Up @@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ The minimum supported Node.js version is now `^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0`.

`@rspack/dev-server` is now published as **pure ESM** package.

### Upgraded `http-proxy-middleware` to v3
### Upgraded `http-proxy-middleware` to v4

`http-proxy-middleware` has been updated to v3, which has some breaking changes:
`http-proxy-middleware` has been updated from v2 to v4, with several breaking changes introduced since v3:
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The wording here is ambiguous/inaccurate: upgrading from v2 to v4 will include breaking changes introduced in v3 and v4, but "introduced since v3" reads like only post-v3 (i.e., v4-only) changes. Consider rephrasing to something like "introduced in v3 and v4" or "introduced since v2" so it matches the upgrade path and the bullet list (which largely reflects the v3 migration).

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`http-proxy-middleware` has been updated from v2 to v4, with several breaking changes introduced since v3:
`http-proxy-middleware` has been updated from v2 to v4, with several breaking changes introduced in v3 and v4:

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- `proxy[].path` is removed. Use `pathFilter` (or `context`) instead.

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