Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/compiler

6.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.0 and 6.0.9

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

572

536

Unpacked Size

23.06 MB

21.82 MB

Version 6.1.0 Details

Angular Compiler version 6.1.0 represents a minor update from the preceding stable version 6.0.9, both crucial components within the Angular framework. The primary function remains unchanged: serving as the engine that transforms Angular templates and TypeScript code into efficient JavaScript instructions browsers can understand. Each version shares core dependencies, notably tslib at version ^1.9.0, ensuring compatibility across different TypeScript versions commonly utilized in Angular projects. Both versions are licensed under the permissive MIT license and originate from the official Angular GitHub repository cementing their open-source nature and developer-friendly licensing.

Key differences lie in their size and release date. Version 6.1.0, released on July 25, 2018, boasts a tarball containing 572 files which expands to an unpacked size of 24,175,050 bytes. Compared to version 6.0.9 launched two weeks earlier on July 11, 2018, containing 536 files uncompressed into 22,880,868 bytes. The size difference indicates potentially new features, bug fixes, or performance enhancements in the newer iteration. Developers considering updating to the 6.1.0 version will benefit from investigating the official Angular changelog for details on these specific changes, which are generally incremental improvements targeting stability and performance. The later release date positions the newer version as the recommended choice for initiating projects, provided compatibility with other project dependencies is first validated. Both are critical for effective Angular application development allowing static code analisys, ahead-of-time compilation and creating performant and scalable web applications.

Security Vulnerabilities

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