Angular's core framework received a minor update with the release of version 13.2.5, following closely on the heels of 13.2.4. Both versions share fundamental similarities, including the same dependencies on tslib and peer dependencies on rxjs and zone.js, ensuring compatibility with existing Angular projects. Both versions also carry the same MIT license, originating from the offical angular repository. However, developers will note a key difference: the unpackedSize of version 13.2.5 is slightly smaller at 12714572 bytes compared to version 13.2.4's 12731350 bytes, indicating potential optimizations in the codebase, possibly due to reduced asset sizes, code refactoring, or dead code elimination. While both versions share the identical fileCount of 335 and target the same peer dependencies which mean the migration process from 13.2.4 should be trivial, this subtle size reduction could translate to faster load times and potentially improved performance, especially in larger Angular applications. Finally the more recent version was released approximately one week after 13.2.4. While the changelog is not included in this data it would be a good idea to check the official Angular changelog for this specific update, it's advisable for developers always to stay up-to-date with the latest releases to leverage the newest features, bug fixes, and performance enhancements.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.2.5 of the package @angular/core