noobaa/core: remove global websocket#8514
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In node v22, websocket is enabled by default nodejs/node#51594 This will cause an error on following line when the global.Websocket would be true. const WS = global.WebSocket || require('ws'); global.WebSocket: This will points to Node.js's native WebSocket, which does not include a Server class. require('ws'): The ws package includes both WebSocket and WebSocket.Server, but this fallback is skipped because global.WebSocket is already defined in Node.js v22 Signed-off-by: Ashish Pandey <aspandey@redhat.com>
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In node v22, websocket is enabled by default
nodejs/node#51594
This will cause an error on following line when the global.Websocket would be true.
const WS = global.WebSocket || require('ws');
global.WebSocket: This will points to Node.js's native WebSocket, which does not include a Server class.
require('ws'): The ws package includes both WebSocket and WebSocket.Server, but this fallback is skipped because global.WebSocket is already defined in Node.js v22