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@angular/animations

17.3.10

Comparision Betweeen 17.3.10 and 17.3.9

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1.65 MB

Version 17.3.10 Details

Angular Animations version 17.3.10 represents a subtle but potentially impactful update over its predecessor, version 17.3.9. Both versions, designed for seamless animation integration within Angular applications leveraging the Web Animations API, share core characteristics: the same dependencies on tslib (version ^2.3.0), identical file counts (62), and a consistent licensing model (MIT). Crucially, both also peer-depend on directly corresponding @angular/core versions (17.3.10 and 17.3.9 respectively), emphasizing the tight coupling expected within the Angular ecosystem.

The key difference lies in the increased unpacked size of version 17.3.10 (1,734,838 bytes) compared to 17.3.9 (1,734,811 bytes), a slight increase of 27 bytes. While seemingly negligible, this could indicate minor bug fixes, performance enhancements, or adjustments to animation logic within the library. Developers upgrading should check the Angular change logs, specifically related to animations, or examine the commit history on GitHub around the release date (May 22, 2024) to understand the specifics of these changes. The release date difference of a week (May 15 vs May 22) gives potential developers to inspect the changes done. Always crucial is that animation libraries are often sensitive to underlying browser implementations and changes in rendering behavior. The latest versions provides a slight enhancement of almost unnoticeable but necessary for the final application.

Security Vulnerabilities

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