Angular's @angular/common package, a fundamental component for building Angular applications, saw a minor version update from 10.1.3 to 10.1.4. Both versions share the same core description: @angular/common provides commonly needed directives and services crucial for Angular development, streamlining tasks and enabling efficient application construction. The core dependencies remain consistent, relying on tslib version ^2.0.0 for TypeScript helper functions. Peer dependencies also mirror each other, specifying rxjs version ^6.5.3 and @angular/core as peer dependencies.
A key difference lies in the @angular/core peer dependency; version 10.1.3 requires @angular/core 10.1.3, while version 10.1.4 necessitates @angular/core 10.1.4. This highlights the tight coupling between @angular/common and @angular/core, underscoring the importance of maintaining version compatibility. Version 10.1.4 also includes possible bug fixes and internal improvements aligned with @angular/core 10.1.4. Both versions are distributed under the MIT license and share the same repository. Developers upgrading from 10.1.3 to 10.1.4 should prioritize ensuring their @angular/core version is updated to 10.1.4 to avoid potential compatibility issues. The update signifies a refinement and stabilization of the existing feature set rather than the introduction of groundbreaking changes, ensuring a seamless transition for most Angular projects. Released a week apart, the later version brings the common library in sync with the core framework.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.1.4 of the package @angular/common
