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@angular/common

15.2.9

Comparision Betweeen 15.2.9 and 15.2.8

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

3013

Unpacked Size

11.71 MB

11.7 MB

Version 15.2.9 Details

Angular's @angular/common package, a cornerstone for Angular developers providing essential directives and services, saw a minor version update from 15.2.8 to 15.2.9. While the core description and licensing remain consistent – still under the MIT license and maintained by the Angular team – a few subtle changes are worth noting for developers managing their Angular projects.

The dependency on tslib remains unchanged, ensuring continued compatibility with TypeScript helper functions. The peer dependencies highlight compatibility with rxjs versions 6.5.3 and above, as well as version 7.4.0 and above, which is crucial for reactive programming within Angular applications. The @angular/core peer dependency is updated to match the corresponding @angular/common version, indicating a required alignment for optimal performance and stability. This means those upgrading to @angular/common@15.2.9 should also update to @angular/core@15.2.9.

A significant aspect is the difference in releaseDate. Version 15.2.9 was released on May 3rd, 2023, while version 15.2.8 was released on April 19th, 2023, showing a relatively recent update. There is also a slight change in unpackedSize, suggesting code differences and potential improvements. While the changes might seem incremental, developers should always review the Angular changelog to understand the specific bug fixes and enhancements included in version 15.2.9, ensuring a smooth transition and leveraging any new functionalities or performance improvements. Upgrading offers the benefit of the latest bug fixes and optimizations within the Angular ecosystem and keeps projects aligned with the supported versions for the framework, a crucial consideration for long-term maintenance and compatibility.

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