Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/compiler

9.1.1

Comparision Betweeen 9.1.1 and 9.1.0

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

598

Unpacked Size

27.7 MB

27.69 MB

Version 9.1.1 Details

Angular Compiler version 9.1.1 represents a minor patch release over version 9.1.0, primarily aimed at stability and bug fixes within the Angular ecosystem. Both versions share the same fundamental characteristics: they are part of the Angular framework's compiler library, responsible for transforming Angular templates and TypeScript code into efficient JavaScript instructions the browser can execute. Developers rely on this library for building performant Angular applications. Both versions also maintain the same peer dependency on tslib version ^1.10.0, indicating compatibility with a specific TypeScript helper library.

While the core functionality remains consistent, the key difference lies in the fixes and potential minor improvements introduced in 9.1.1. The increased unpacked size, even slightly, may hint at added code or data related to these fixes. While the specifics of these changes aren't explicitly detailed in the data provided, the release date difference (April 7, 2020, for 9.1.1 vs. March 25, 2020, for 9.1.0) clearly indicates that 9.1.1 is a later release and thus incorporates any fixes or enhancements made in the interim period.

For developers, upgrading to 9.1.1 is generally recommended. Patch releases often address critical issues that could impact application stability or performance. Always refer to the official Angular changelog and release notes for a comprehensive understanding of the specific changes included in version 9.1.1. This ensures a smooth and informed upgrade process, capitalizing on any improvements and mitigating potential risks. Both versions can be easily installed via npm.

Security Vulnerabilities

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