Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/compiler

20.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 20.2.0 and 20.1.8

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

Unpacked Size

4.26 MB

4.2 MB

Version 20.2.0 Details

Angular compiler version 20.2.0 introduces subtle enhancements over its predecessor, version 20.1.8, both pivotal components within the Angular ecosystem for transforming application code into efficient, browser-executable instructions. Both versions support the same core dependency, tslib ^2.3.0, ensuring continued compatibility and access to essential TypeScript helper functions. Licensed under the permissive MIT license and maintained within the Angular project on GitHub, both versions allow developers broad freedom in their usage.

The key differentiation lies in the unpacked size of the distribution: version 20.2.0 weighs in at 4,467,513 bytes, a slight increase compared to the 4,405,522 bytes of version 20.1.8. Developers might find this increase reflects minor additions, bug fixes, or performance optimizations incorporated into the newer compiler. While the file count remains consistent at 6, indicating a similar structural organization, the updated release contains under-the-hood improvements. The release dates suggest a recent update, where 20.2.0 released after 20.1.8. Upgrading to version 20.2.0 is recommended for developers seeking the latest fixes and potential performance gains; however, thorough testing is always advised to ensure a smooth transition and compatibility with existing projects. These versions are essential for efficient Angular development, empowering developers to build robust and scalable web applications.

Security Vulnerabilities

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