Angular developers will find the latest release of @angular/compiler, version 18.2.7, offers subtle but important improvements over its predecessor, version 18.2.6. Both versions share the core functionality of the Angular compiler, essential for transforming Angular templates and components into efficient JavaScript code. They maintain dependencies on tslib (version ^2.3.0) and a peer dependency on @angular/core, ensuring compatibility with Angular's fundamental runtime.
The key differences lie in incremental refinements and bug fixes. Version 18.2.7 introduces a slight increase in fileCount within the distributed package (187 vs 186) coupled with a minor rise in unpackedSize. These usually point to new features, internal code refactoring or updated documentation. Although seemingly small, these adjustments contribute to enhanced performance, stability, and developer experience. The newer version was released on October 2, 2024, a week after the previous version that was released in September 25, 2024. Developers upgrading from 18.2.6 to 18.2.7 can expect a smoother compilation process, potentially optimized code generation and fixes for any edge-case issues that might have been present in the earlier version. We recommend checking the official Angular changelog for detailed specifics on the improvements incorporated in release 18.2.7.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.2.7 of the package @angular/compiler