Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/core

19.2.4

Comparision Betweeen 19.2.4 and 19.2.3

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

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Dependencies

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Unpacked Size

9.47 MB

9.46 MB

Version 19.2.4 Details

Angular core has released a new version, 19.2.4, following closely on the heels of version 19.2.3. Both versions, essential for building Angular applications, share a common foundation, depending on tslib and expecting rxjs and zone.js as peer dependencies, ensuring compatibility with existing projects. From a developer perspective, the transition between these versions should be smooth, as the core dependencies remain consistent.

However, subtle differences exist. Version 19.2.4 includes an additional file, bringing the total count to 67, compared to 66 in 19.2.3. This small increase contributes to a slightly larger unpacked size of 9928397 bytes, a modest increase from the previous version's 9920439 bytes. While the file count and unpacked size suggest internal improvements or bug fixes. Developers should inspect the changelog and diffs between the two versions for comprehensive insights into the specific modifications.

The release dates also highlight the rapid iteration; 19.2.3 was released a week before 19.2.4. This rapid release cycle indicates active development and commitment to quickly address any issues or introduce minor enhancements. If upgrading, developers should check for potential breaking changes, it's advisable to review the official Angular documentation and community resources for the latest updates and migration guides to ensure a seamless transition and capitalize on any potential performance gains or stability improvements.

Security Vulnerabilities

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