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@angular/animations

18.1.2

Comparision Betweeen 18.1.2 and 18.1.1

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Version 18.1.2 Details

The @angular/animations package provides animation capabilities for Angular applications, integrating seamlessly with the web-animations API. Version 18.1.2 represents a minor update over the previous stable version, 18.1.1. Both versions share the same core functionalities: facilitating the creation of complex UI transitions and effects, and leveraging the power of web-animations for smooth and performant animations. They also share identical dependencies, relying on tslib for TypeScript helper functions and requiring a peer dependency on @angular/core to match their respective versions. Crucially, both releases maintain the same file count and unpacked size, suggesting that the changes implemented in 18.1.2 are likely focused on bug fixes, subtle performance improvements, or minor internal adjustments rather than the introduction of significant new features or alterations to the API surface.

For developers, the update from 18.1.1 to 18.1.2 should be relatively straightforward, especially when adhering to semantic versioning principles. Check the official Angular changelogs and update guides for comprehensive details on the specific changes included in this patch version and any potential considerations during the migration process to assure if any action is needed. Developers should consider updating to the latest version to benefit from potential stability improvements and bug fixes. The latest release was published on July 24th 2024, compared to July 17th for the previous.

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