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Replaces got@11 with @kikobeats/got@11.8.7, and fixes the test/index.js crash from https://github.com/microlinkhq/html-get/actions/runs/34828445442/job/103935300740. Supersedes #285.

Why

CI picked up Node.js 24.20.0, which includes nodejs/node#64847: ClientRequest#end(callback) now reports flush errors. got@11 doesn't handle that during retries. A retried connection error (ENOTFOUND, ECONNREFUSED, ...) rejects with ERR_SOCKET_CLOSED_BEFORE_CONNECTION and then crashes the process with uncaught exceptions. In html-get, that's the unreachable URL test.

Upstream fixed it in got 16 (sindresorhus/got#2470) but won't backport to v11. @kikobeats/got is got v11 with:

Change

  • package.json: "got": "~11.8.6" → "@kikobeats/got": "~11.8.7"
  • src/index.js: require('got') → require('@kikobeats/got')
  • pnpm-workspace.yaml: minimumReleaseAgeExclude: ['@kikobeats/*']. pnpm skips versions published less than a day ago. For a fresh @kikobeats/got release, CI's pnpm install wrote that exclusion into a new pnpm-workspace.yaml, and then pnpm test reinstalled without --dangerously-allow-all-builds and failed with ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS (first run). Committing the file keeps the install stable; third-party packages still get the delay.

No API changes: gotOpts is still passed through to a got v11 instance.

Testing

Node.js master this branch
24.16.0 141 passed, 54 skipped 141 passed, 54 skipped
24.20.0 (CI lts/*) test/index.js crashes with an uncaught ENOTFOUND in 8 of 8 runs 141 passed, 54 skipped (2 of 2 runs)

standard is clean. CI (Node.js 24.20.0, pnpm 12.4.1): 141 passed, 54 skipped. The same pnpm install + pnpm test flow was also reproduced locally with pnpm 12.4.1: it fails without the workspace file and passes with it.

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Touches the primary HTTP fetch path used across the library, but the change is intended as a drop-in got v11 replacement with no public API changes.

Overview
Swaps the HTTP client from got@11 to @kikobeats/got@11.8.7 (same v11 API) so fetch retries behave correctly on Node.js 24.20, where upstream got@11 can surface uncaught errors during connection failures (e.g. the unreachable-URL test).

src/index.js now require('@kikobeats/got'); gotOpts and fetch/prerender behavior stay the same.

CI workflows set pnpm_config_minimum_release_age: 0 so installs are not blocked by pnpm’s minimum release-age policy for newly published @kikobeats/* packages.

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got@11 is unmaintained and breaks on Node.js 24.20 (nodejs/node#64847):
retried connection errors reject with ERR_SOCKET_CLOSED_BEFORE_CONNECTION
and then crash the process with uncaught exceptions. @kikobeats/got is
got@11 with that fix backported, plus fixes for stream.pipeline() and the
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Restrict the exemption to the declared packages.

CI installs pnpm: latest, and pnpm 11 delays new package versions by 1440 minutes by default. The wildcard exempts every package in the @kikobeats scope, including transitive packages. Use exact package names:

Proposed fix
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+  - '`@kikobeats/got`'
+  - '`@kikobeats/time-span`'
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