Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

@angular/common is a crucial package for Angular developers, providing essential directives and services for building robust applications. Comparing versions 19.2.13 and 19.2.12 reveals subtle but potentially important differences. Both versions share the same core description, dependencies on tslib (version ^2.3.0), and peer dependencies on rxjs (versions ^6.5.3 || ^7.4.0) and @angular/core. This indicates a compatible ecosystem, confirming that upgrading from 19.2.12 to 19.2.13 shouldn't introduce major breaking changes related to these fundamental libraries.

The key distinctions lie in the version numbers of the @angular/core peer dependency, which are locked to 19.2.13 and 19.2.12 respectively reflecting the expected core version each @angular/common version is intended to be used with, the unpackedSize which is slightly larger in the newer version (9441667 vs 9441216), and the releaseDate which dictates the newer version released 2 days after the previous version. The differences in unpacked size could indicate minor bug fixes, performance improvements, or subtle feature enhancements within the newer @angular/common package. While the fileCount remains consistent at 2919, indicating no significant structural changes, the increased unpacked size suggests modifications to existing files or the inclusion of very small new assets. The later release date signify that the updates in version 19.2.13 could address issues or implement refinements identified shortly after the release of 19.2.12. Notably, both versions are licensed under MIT and maintained by the Angular team, ensuring a trustworthy and well-supported library. Developers should review the Angular changelog for detailed specifics of the changes between these versions.