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@angular/animations

18.2.11

Comparision Betweeen 18.2.11 and 18.2.10

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1.65 MB

Version 18.2.11 Details

Angular Animations version 18.2.11 represents a minor update to the Angular animation library, building upon the functionality provided in version 18.2.10. Both versions integrate seamlessly with Angular applications, providing the tools necessary to create engaging and dynamic user interfaces through web-based animations. Under the hood, they share core characteristics: each relies on tslib for TypeScript helpers and are licensed under the permissive MIT license, indicating their open-source nature and suitability for a wide range of projects. They also have identical file counts and unpacked sizes.

The key difference lies in the peer dependency @angular/core. Version 18.2.11 requires @angular/core version 18.2.11, aligning the animation library with the corresponding core Angular release. This ensures compatibility and access to any potential core framework improvements or bug fixes. Developers should upgrade @angular/animations to version 18.2.11 when working with @angular/core 18.2.11 to benefit from this alignment. The release date signifies a recent update ensuring the library is up to date.

For developers utilizing Angular animations, upgrading to latest versions is generally favorable. While the differences between these very specific versions might be marginal, ensuring that your animation library is compatible with your core Angular version is a best practice for stability and potential access to new features or crucial bug resolutions within the Angular ecosystem.

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