Angular Animations saw a minor version bump from 11.2.0 to 11.2.1, primarily focusing on internal improvements and potentially bug fixes or edge-case adjustments rather than introducing major new features. Both versions share the same fundamental characteristics: they provide Angular's animation capabilities, integrating seamlessly with the web-animations API to bring dynamic and engaging user interfaces to web applications. Key dependencies, such as tslib for TypeScript helper functions, remain consistent, ensuring compatibility and a stable underlying framework. The peer dependency on @angular/core is updated to match the animation package version, maintaining alignment within the Angular ecosystem.
Developers considering upgrading from 11.2.0 to 11.2.1 should primarily assess if they've encountered any specific issues addressed by the newer version; given the minor increment, the changes are unlikely to be groundbreaking but could resolve niche problems. The file count and unpacked size for both versions are identical, indicating a similar codebase with focused refinements. While the core animation functionalities remain the same – enabling state transitions, complex sequencing, and custom animation triggers – upgrading ensures access to the latest stability improvements and potential performance enhancements within the Angular animation module. Check the Angular changelog for the precise details of these changes.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 11.2.1 of the package @angular/animations