Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/common

14.0.5

Comparision Betweeen 14.0.5 and 14.0.4

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

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Distributed Files

2996

Unpacked Size

11.14 MB

Version 14.0.5 Details

Angular's @angular/common package, a cornerstone for building Angular applications, provides essential directives and services for everyday development tasks. Comparing versions 14.0.5 and 14.0.4 reveals subtle yet important differences for developers. The core functionality, as reflected in the shared description, remains consistent: both versions deliver the commonly needed tools to streamline Angular development. Dependency on tslib remains unchanged at ^2.3.0, highlighting a continued commitment to TypeScript helper functions. The peer dependencies specify compatible versions of rxjs (^6.5.3 || ^7.4.0) and @angular/core. While the rxjs compatibility remains the same, version 14.0.5 targets @angular/core version 14.0.5, whereas 14.0.4 aligns with @angular/core 14.0.4.

The file count and unpacked size of the distributed package are identical across both versions, suggesting similar content volume. However, the crucial change lies in the patch version update. A move from 14.0.4 to 14.0.5 typically indicates bug fixes and minor enhancements. Developers should upgrade to 14.0.5 primarily for stability improvements and potential resolution of issues encountered in the earlier 14.0.4 version. The release date difference further emphasizes this: 14.0.5 came out roughly a week after 14.0.4, implying a swift reaction to feedback or identified problems within 14.0.4. Keeping this package current ensures access to the most reliable and optimized foundations for your Angular projects.

Security Vulnerabilities

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