Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/compiler

13.3.10

Comparision Betweeen 13.3.10 and 13.3.9

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Unpacked Size

8.41 MB

Version 13.3.10 Details

Angular developers should take note of the minor update from version 13.3.9 to 13.3.10 of the @angular/compiler package. Both versions provide the core compilation functionalities essential for Angular applications, enabling the transformation of Angular templates and TypeScript code into efficient JavaScript. Key aspects like metadata reading, type checking, and code generation are delivered by the library.

While seemingly similar, the update introduces subtle refinements. One difference resides in the unpacked size of the distribution, where version 13.3.10 has a slightly larger footprint (8815387 bytes) compared to 13.3.9 (8815342 bytes). This typically suggests internal tweaks, potentially bug fixes, or minor performance improvements. While the changelog accompanying the release would offer definitive insight, developers can expect improved stability and potentially enhanced efficiency. Both versions depend on tslib version ^2.3.0, ensuring compatibility with a range of TypeScript versions.

Developers are encouraged to upgrade to the latest version (13.3.10) to leverage these incremental improvements as a best practice. Given the extensive capabilities of the compiler, any enhancements contribute to improved build times, more optimized code output, and greater overall application performance. Checking the official Angular changelog is advised to understand the fixes and changes included in the version. This can help assess the impact on specific applications and prioritize the update accordingly. As always with Angular version bumps a full application test is best practice.

Security Vulnerabilities

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