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@angular/compiler

19.2.3

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.3 and 19.2.2

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4.03 MB

Version 19.2.3 Details

Angular Compiler version 19.2.3 is a minor release of the Angular's compiler library introducing incremental updates and refinements over the preceding version 19.2.2. Both versions, share the same core functionalities, are licensed under MIT, and rely on tslib version ^2.3.0 for TypeScript helper functions. Developers will find that both packages maintain similar architectures with the package contents compressed into a tarball format with almost the same unpacked size. The key distinction lies in the introduction of a new release without peer dependency constraints. Version 19.2.2 declares "@angular/core":"19.2.2" as a peer dependency, indicating a strict requirement for a specific Angular core version. Version 19.2.3 removes this peer dependency. This change suggests either greater compatibility with a wider range of Angular core versions or a modification in how the compiler interacts with the core framework. This subtle adjustment potentially streamlines dependency management for developers, offering more flexibility when integrating the compiler into existing Angular projects. If it's just a bug fix version it could contain several bug fixes so upgrading will be a good idea. Developers should also note the release dates: 19.2.3 was released a week after 19.2.2. Usually this happen if there is a bug fix release and upgrading as soon as possible could prevent bigger issues.

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