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@angular/animations

19.2.7

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.7 and 19.2.6

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Version 19.2.7 Details

@angular/animations version 19.2.7 introduces subtle refinements compared to its predecessor, version 19.2.6. Both versions serve as the animation module within the Angular framework, facilitating the creation of engaging and dynamic user interfaces through web animations. Core functionalities and the overall module structure remain consistent between the two, indicated by the identical file count (18) and unpacked size (781155 bytes) in their respective distribution packages. The dependency on tslib remains unchanged at version "^2.3.0", suggesting no fundamental shifts in the underlying TypeScript helper library utilized.

Crucially, both versions maintain peer dependencies on specific versions of @angular/core and @angular/common. Version 19.2.7 requires @angular/core and @angular/common at version "19.2.7", while version 19.2.6 necessitates "19.2.6" for its peer dependencies. This highlights the importance of aligning @angular/animations with the corresponding versions of the core Angular modules to ensure compatibility and prevent potential runtime errors. The key difference lies in the peer dependency versions, mandating developers to update other Angular packages to 19.2.7 alongside @angular/animations to leverage the latest version.

The updated releaseDate also indicates a newer build with potential bug fixes, performance improvements, or very minor feature additions not reflected in the dependency or size metrics. Developers should consult the official Angular changelog for detailed information on specific changes incorporated in 19.2.7 before upgrading. Upgrading provides access to the most recent bug fixes and any unlisted improvements, ensuring a more stable and performant animation experience.

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