Angular's @angular/common package, crucial for Angular applications, provides essential directives and services. Version 15.0.3 follows closely on the heels of 15.0.2, with a release date just a week later. While both versions share the same core dependencies, namely tslib and peer dependencies on rxjs and @angular/core, a closer look reveals subtle but important distinctions.
Specifically, version 15.0.3 depends on @angular/core version 15.0.3, aligning itself with the corresponding core package release, while versions 15.0.2 depended on the core with the same version. Developers should always ensure that the @angular/common version aligns with their @angular/core to prevent compatibility issues. The difference in unpacked size, from 12356180 bytes in 15.0.2 to 12360877 bytes in 15.0.3, suggests internal changes, potential bug fixes, or minor feature enhancements, even though the file count remains constant.
Developers considering the update from 15.0.2 to 15.0.3 should carefully review the Angular changelog and release notes on GitHub, specifically targeting the @angular/common package, to understand the exact nature of these changes. While the differences may seem minimal, keeping dependencies up-to-date is crucial for maintaining application stability, security, and access to the latest improvements within the Angular ecosystem. Ignoring even minor version updates can eventually lead to more significant migration hurdles down the road.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 15.0.3 of the package @angular/common
