Angular Animations, specifically versions 10.2.5 and 10.2.4, provide animation capabilities for Angular applications, enhancing user experience through engaging transitions and effects. Both versions share a common foundation, utilizing the tslib dependency (version ^2.0.0) for TypeScript helper functions. They also have near identical dependencies and configurations of the package itself. The main distinguishing factor between these releases lies in their peerDependencies. Version 10.2.5 is designed to work seamlessly with @angular/core version 10.2.5, while version 10.2.4 is compatible with @angular/core 10.2.4.
This compatibility is crucial for Angular developers, ensuring that the animation library functions correctly with the corresponding core framework version. Mismatched peer dependencies can lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior. The release dates also highlight the temporal difference; version 10.2.5 was released a few months after 10.2.4. Developers upgrading their Angular applications should pay close attention to these peer dependencies to maintain stability and avoid potential conflicts. Upgrading to @angular/animations 10.2.5 alongside @angular/core 10.2.5 ensures the latest bug fixes, performance improvements, and features that may have been introduced in that specific Angular release cycle, resulting in a more robust and performant animation experience.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.2.5 of the package @angular/animations