Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/core

14.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 14.1.0 and 14.0.7

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

335

Unpacked Size

18.26 MB

18.16 MB

Version 14.1.0 Details

Angular developers considering an update to @angular/core from version 14.0.7 to 14.1.0 will find a relatively incremental but still worthwhile upgrade. Both versions, sharing the same MIT license and originating from the official Angular repository, provide the core framework components. Crucially, both maintain identical dependencies, relying on tslib version ^2.3.0 and expecting rxjs versions ^6.5.3 || ^7.4.0 and zone.js version ~0.11.4 as peer dependencies. This means the fundamental underlying dependencies remain consistent, reducing the likelihood of breaking changes related to these core libraries during your update.

The primary difference lies in the unpacked size and release date. Version 14.1.0 shows a slightly larger unpacked size of 19142460 bytes compared to 14.0.7's 19044454 bytes, suggesting refinements and additions, most likely bug fixes and minor feature enhancements. The releases are very close in time: 14.1.0 was published just minutes after 14.0.7, implying a rapid patch cycle. While the fileCount remains the same at 335, the increased unpacked size indicates potential code optimizations or new, albeit small, additions. Developers should investigate the official Angular changelog for detailed information on the precise nature of these changes, as this summary only highlights the data provided. The update promises stability and bug fixes, making it a recommended upgrade for users already on the Angular 14 path.

Security Vulnerabilities

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