Angular core has been updated from version 18.1.5 to 18.2.0. Both versions are core components of the Angular framework, essential for building dynamic web applications. Key dependencies like tslib remain consistent, indicating backwards compatibility with existing TypeScript helper functions. The peer dependencies highlight the framework's reliance on rxjs (versions 6.5.3 or 7.4.0 and later) for reactive programming and zone.js for managing asynchronous operations.
A primary difference lies in the zone.js peer dependency. Version 18.2.0 specifies zone.js with a version of ~0.14.10, while version 18.1.5 specifies zone.js with a version of ~0.14.0. This suggests an update or patch within the zone.js dependency that Angular developers should be aware. Check the change logs for these packages to understand any impact to app performance.
Another notable change is the difference in the dist properties. The updated version 18.2.0 shows a greater number of files (431 compared to 423) and a significantly larger unpacked size (44518145 bytes compared to 25849207 bytes) that indicates additional features or code optimizations being introduced to the package.
Developers should consult the official Angular changelog and migration guides when upgrading to 18.2.0 to fully understand any potential breaking changes or new features introduced. The library is distributed under the MIT license.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.2.0 of the package @angular/core