fix(pg-connection-string): export default from esm wrapper #3425
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Prior to v2.8.0, the parse function was the default when using import. When esm compatibility was introduced in v2.8.0, there was not default specified. This broke existing code that relied on that default. Fixes #3424
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@brianc this fixes a regression in pg-connection-string and we should release a 2.8.1 |
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oh my bad! Sorry about that! The whole esm/commonjs thing is quite an easy thing to trip over. I'll publish this right away. |
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Prior to v2.8.0, the parse function was the default when using import. When esm compatibility was introduced in v2.8.0, there was not default specified. This broke existing code that relied on that default.
Fixes #3424