Angular's @angular/common package provides essential directives and services for building Angular applications. Version 13.1.1 is a patch release following the 13.1.0 version, both sharing the same core functionality and dependencies on tslib, rxjs, and @angular/core. A key difference lies in their peer dependencies on @angular/core; version 13.1.1 requires @angular/core version 13.1.1 specifically, while 13.1.0 depends on @angular/core 13.1.0. Practically, this means upgrading to @angular/common version 13.1.1 necessitates also upgrading to @angular/core version 13.1.1 to ensure compatibility and avoid potential issues within Angular applications.
Although both versions appear to have the same number of files and unpacked size, indicating likely only minor bug fixes or internal improvements, the upgraded version addresses bugs that were not present in 13.1.0. Note that the @angular/common package is crucial for features like internationalization (i18n), localization (l10n), date and number formatting, and common directives used in Angular templates. Developers upgrading from 13.1.0 should be aware that using the new version will keep their application up to date with the latest security and perfomance fixes released by the angular team. Upgrading to newer versions is vital for maintaining application stability, leveraging performance enhancements, and securing against potential vulnerabilities.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.1.1 of the package @angular/common
