Angular's @angular/common package is a fundamental part of the Angular framework, providing essential directives and services for building web applications. Examining versions 17.0.0 and 17.0.1 reveals key insights for developers. The core description remains consistent: it's still the go-to package for common Angular functionalities. Both versions share the same dependency on tslib (version ^2.3.0) and identical fileCount of 3008 and unpackedSize of 11050994, suggesting no significant changes in overall package structure or size between the releases.
The critical difference lies in the peerDependencies. Version 17.0.0 requires @angular/core at version 17.0.0, while 17.0.1 mandates @angular/core version 17.0.1. This indicates that the newer @angular/common (17.0.1) specifically requires the corresponding @angular/core version to function correctly. This peer dependency change is crucial for Angular developers because using mismatched versions of @angular/common and @angular/core can lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior. The only other notable difference is releaseDate. Version 17.0.1 was released later on the same day, suggesting it addresses bug fixes or minor improvements identified shortly after the initial 17.0.0 release. Developers should always aim to use the latest patch version (17.0.1 in this case) within the same major/minor version to benefit from these improvements.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 17.0.1 of the package @angular/common
