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@angular/animations

18.2.5

Comparision Betweeen 18.2.5 and 18.2.4

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1.65 MB

Version 18.2.5 Details

Angular Animations v18.2.5 represents a minor version update to the animation module within the Angular framework, building upon the foundation laid by v18.2.4. Both versions, dedicated to seamless animations integration with web-animations, share core attributes like tslib dependency for enhanced TypeScript compatibility and the MIT license, ensuring freedom and flexibility for developers. The package structure remains consistent, as evidenced by the identical fileCount (62) and unpackedSize (1729385) in the dist object, indicating similar internal organization.

A crucial distinction lies in the peerDependencies. Version 18.2.5 is specifically designed for Angular core v18.2.5, while version 18.2.4 targets Angular core v18.2.4. Developers should ensure that their @angular/core dependency aligns with the animation package version to avoid potential compatibility issues. The key benefit of upgrading to 18.2.5 stems from potential bug fixes and performance improvements inherent in newer releases within the Angular ecosystem.

The release date also highlights the newer version, with v18.2.5 being released on September 18, 2024, approximately a week after v18.2.4 (released September 11, 2024). While the changelog details for this specific minor version aren't provided here, developers are generally advised to update to the latest minor versions to leverage any refinements and optimizations introduced by the Angular team, even if focusing only on stability. Always consult the official Angular documentation and changelog for a comprehensive list of changes and potential breaking changes, before updating. This library enables developers to implement complex UI animations smoothly and declaratively within their Angular applications.

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