My project is still working after upgrading to v1, so I'm not complaining. YMMV of course.
I agree the release notes should include an upgrade guide or something like that.

If you read that statement you read the release notes. I am working on an upgrade guide.

@jasonsaayman :-) No worries. Always enjoy a recursive reference.

Okay cool, it wasn't just me. Will it be updated with a link when it's ready? I'm hesitant to upgrade until I know what the deprecations are, but I don't want to stay out of date for too long :X

@KrayzeeKev sorry, I think that was a hectic day. I have these in the works, and will probably be up after this weekend. @ldeveber hopefully after the weekend.

@jasonsaayman Was this ever completed? We're wanting to upgrade our project, but we don't see an upgrade guide anywhere, and it looks like the old outdated one was deleted.

Couldn't find an upgrade guide either. Stuck on 0.9.0 for that reason :(

Locally I shift my project axios version from 0.26.0 to 1.3.5 and everything works fine. When can we assume to get the migration guide or all the breaking changes?

Pretty wild there is still no migration guide and I am not willing to risk upgrading without knowing what changes are breaking...

I agree lack of info is bad but... it's open source so complaining about maintenance is... meh?

Hi @jasonsaayman : was this upgrade guide ever completed?

My project is still working after upgrading to v1, so I'm not complaining. YMMV of course.
I agree the release notes should include an upgrade guide or something like that.

If you read that statement you read the release notes. I am working on an upgrade guide.

Then why a major version bump? To communicate that the 0.x API has become stable?

I understand that this is an open source project that we all use at our own risk and contributors don't owe anyone anything however I think it's also fair for consumers of axios (there are likely millions) to assume that there would be breaking changes in 1.x given this is the documented convention that virtually all npm packages follow.

Whatever the reason for the version bump, a lot of people could be benefitted and a lot of time saved by writing it down.

I landed here after looking for the guide in an attempt to upgrade for GHSA-wf5p-g6vw-rhxx and landed here: https://github.com/axios/axios/blob/a52e4d9af51205959ef924f87bcf90c605e08a1e/MIGRATION_GUIDE.md which seems like the perfect place.

From the activity chart, it seems that @jasonsaayman is taking a break from GitHub. Hopefully not from burnout dealing with tickets like this!

Perhaps another maintainer can weigh in here?

Looks like this ticket is a dupe of #5014 (comment) which has a helpful link to a community-contributed guide here: https://github.com/bmuenzenmeyer/axios-1.0.0-migration-guide/