Angular developers will find the upgrade from @angular/compiler version 19.0.2 to 19.0.3 a worthwhile consideration. Both versions, essential for Angular's template compilation process, share core characteristics. The dependency on tslib remains consistent at "^2.3.0", ensuring compatibility with TypeScript helper functions. Similarly, the peer dependency @angular/core specifies corresponding version numbers, guaranteeing alignment between the compiler and the core framework. Licensing stays constant under the MIT License. Also, the repository continues to point to the packages/compiler directory within the main Angular repository.
The primary distinctions lie in subtle refinements and timing. Version 19.0.3 was released later, on December 4th, 2024, at 19:20:43 UTC, approximately four hours after version 19.0.2, which was released at 15:13:40 UTC on the same day. The unpacked size show also a slight difference, with version 19.0.2 at 4291132 bytes and version 19.0.3 at 4291106 bytes. Usually, these differences reflect bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor adjustments incorporated into the newer release. While the changelog details for these granular updates needs to be consulted for a comprehensive understanding, usually these minor releases provides some advantages and the community always advise to upgrade to the newest versions.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 19.0.3 of the package @angular/compiler