Angular Compiler version 18.2.10 has been released as a minor update of the popular Angular framework's compiler library. This release, dated October 30, 2024, follows closely after version 18.2.9, released on October 23, 2024. While both versions share the same core dependencies, relying on tslib version 2.3.0 or higher, and peer dependencies for @angular/core matching their respective versions, subtle differences exist. The unpacked size has slightly decreased from 9,261,949 bytes in version 18.2.9 to 9,239,740 bytes in version 18.2.10. This suggests potential refinements in code optimization or resource utilization within the compiler. Both packages contain 187 files.
Developers upgrading from 18.2.9 to 18.2.10 should investigate the release notes on the Angular GitHub repository for a comprehensive list of bug fixes, performance improvements, and any potential breaking changes. While the core functionality remains consistent, incremental updates like this are crucial for maintaining a stable and efficient development environment. The MIT license ensures freedom for integration into diverse projects. As always, verifying compatibility with your existing Angular project is recommended to ensure a smooth transition. This newer version likely addresses issues reported in the previous iteration, boosting overall stability and addressing potential edge cases encountered by the community.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.2.10 of the package @angular/compiler
