Angular's @angular/common package provides essential directives and services for building Angular applications, streamlining common tasks like internationalization, HTTP communication, and working with dates and numbers. Comparing versions 11.0.2 and 11.0.3, we observe a subtle but potentially important difference in their peer dependencies. While both rely on rxjs version ^6.5.3, the key distinction lies in the required @angular/core version: 11.0.2 for the older release and 11.0.3 for the newer one. This indicates that version 11.0.3 of @angular/common is specifically designed to work with @angular/core version 11.0.3.
Developers should ensure that their @angular/core dependency aligns with the @angular/common version they install to avoid compatibility issues. This update likely includes bug fixes or minor enhancements in @angular/common that are tailored to the corresponding @angular/core release. We also see a small difference in the unpacked size of the packages. While both versions contain 2865 files, version 11.0.3 is slightly larger (12790958 bytes) than 11.0.2 (12790929 bytes), suggesting the addition of new features or improvements. Developers currently using 11.0.2 can expect a seamless upgrade to 11.0.3 if they also upgrade @angular/core to 11.0.3, reaping the benefits of the latest refinements and bug fixes within the Angular framework.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 11.0.3 of the package @angular/common