Angular Animations version 18.2.4 represents a minor update to the animation library, building upon the foundation laid by version 18.2.3. Both versions provide seamless integration of animation capabilities within Angular applications, leveraging the power of web-animations for creating visually engaging user experiences. The core functionality remains consistent, with both packages offering tools for defining complex animation sequences, transitions, and state-based styling.
A key aspect developers should note is the peer dependency on @angular/core. Version 18.2.4 requires @angular/core version 18.2.4, while 18.2.3 depends on @angular/core version 18.2.3. Therefore, upgrading to @angular/animations@18.2.4 necessitates a corresponding update to @angular/core to maintain compatibility and avoid potential runtime errors. Examining the release dates highlights that version 18.2.4 arrived approximately a week after 18.2.3, likely indicating bug fixes, performance tweaks, or minor enhancements rather than significant feature additions. The identical fileCount and unpackedSize suggest minimal changes in the codebase itself. For developers, this signals a stable and predictable update path, with minimal risk of introducing breaking changes. While a detailed changelog would reveal the specifics, users can generally expect improvements related to stability and incremental improvements over the previous release. For projects already using Angular 18.2.3, upgrading to 18.2.4 ensures they are running the most current and potentially more robust version of the animation library.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.2.4 of the package @angular/animations
