Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/animations

4.4.7

Comparision Betweeen 4.4.7 and 4.4.6

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Version 4.4.7 Details

Angular Animations, a crucial component for building dynamic and engaging user interfaces in Angular applications, saw a minor version update from 4.4.6 to 4.4.7. While seemingly small, these updates often include vital bug fixes and subtle improvements that can impact developer experience and application stability. A key difference between versions 4.4.6 and 4.4.7 lies in the peer dependency specification. Version 4.4.6 requires @angular/core version 4.4.6, while version 4.4.7 mandates @angular/core version 4.4.7. This highlights the importance of ensuring alignment between the animations module and the core Angular framework version.

The newer version (4.4.7) also includes a more comprehensive distribution package. While detailed change logs are crucial for pinpointing specific fixes and enhancements, the increase in unpacked size from 4.4.6 to 2,459,175 bytes in 4.4.7, with a file count of 83, suggests the inclusion of updated or additional assets within the package. This could encompass refined animation definitions, enhanced compatibility with web-animations API implementations, or supplementary documentation. The release date difference is also notable; version 4.4.6 was released in October 2017, and version 4.4.7 was released in April 2018, indicating a significant period for accumulated changes. Developers should always consult the official Angular change logs for a detailed breakdown of these incremental updates to determine any impact on their applications.

Security Vulnerabilities

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