Angular's @angular/common package provides essential building blocks for Angular applications, offering commonly used directives and services crucial for development. Comparing versions 10.2.2 and 10.2.1 reveals a subtle yet impactful update. The core functionality remains consistent, underscored by the unchanged dependency on tslib (version ^2.0.0) and the identical file count (2865) and unpacked size (12768723). However, the peer dependency on @angular/core showcases a direct tie-in. Version 10.2.2 requires @angular/core also at version 10.2.2, while version 10.2.1 requires @angular/core at version 10.2.1.
The key takeaway for developers is the tight alignment with the Angular core. Upgrading to @angular/common 10.2.2 necessitates a corresponding upgrade of @angular/core to 10.2.2 to ensure seamless compatibility and avoid potential conflicts. The release date difference – November 4, 2020, for 10.2.2 versus October 28, 2020, for 10.2.1 – signals a relatively quick follow-up patch. Examining the Angular changelog around this period is advisable. Without more data, it could contain bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature enhancements specifically addressing issues encountered in the initial 10.2.1 release. Always prioritize staying current with the latest compatible versions of both @angular/common and @angular/core, and always review changelogs.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.2.2 of the package @angular/common
