Angular's @angular/common package offers essential directives and services vital for building robust Angular applications. Examining versions 10.0.13 and 10.0.14 unveils subtle but important distinctions for developers. Both versions share identical descriptions, dependency on tslib version ^2.0.0, the MIT license. Both versions also appear to have identical file counts and unpacked sizes (2865 and 12767517).
Crucially, the peer dependencies define compatibility with other Angular packages. Version 10.0.13 mandates @angular/core version 10.0.13, while 10.0.14 requires @angular/core version 10.0.14. This highlights a direct tie-in between @angular/common and @angular/core versions. If you are using Angular core version 10.0.14, you should also use @angular/common version 10.0.14 to ensure compatibility.
The release dates differ, indicating a patch or update happened. Version 10.0.13 was released on "2020-08-26T17:37:03.883Z," and 10.0.14 was released shortly after on "2020-08-26T18:48:04.200Z". This means the 10.0.14 represents a bug fix, performance enhancement or a small update over the 10.0.13 version. Developers relying on @angular/common should prioritize aligning versions with their @angular/core package and stay current with the latest patch releases. Upgrading to 10.0.14 alongside @angular/core 10.0.14 ensures access to the newest fixes and optimizations for commonly used Angular features.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.0.14 of the package @angular/common
