Angular Forms, a fundamental module within the Angular framework for building dynamic and data-driven forms, saw a minor version update from 7.2.7 to 7.2.8. While both versions share the same core description focusing on directives and services for form creation and rely on tslib for helper functions, the key difference lies in their peer dependencies and release dates. Version 7.2.8 depends on Angular core, common, and platform-browser at version 7.2.8, aligning these dependencies for optimal compatibility. In contrast, version 7.2.7 uses the 7.2.7 versions of these peer dependencies.
The update, released on March 6, 2019, follows the previous version's release on February 27, 2019. Developers should note the slightly larger unpacked size of version 7.2.8 (4,073,239 bytes) compared to 7.2.7 (4,072,969 bytes). While the file count remains consistent at 129, this suggests minor code adjustments or additions. For developers using Angular Forms, upgrading from 7.2.7 to 7.2.8 ensures alignment with the latest patches and fixes within the Angular ecosystem, particularly concerning core, common, and platform-browser modules. It's always recommended to keep Angular packages in sync to avoid potential compatibility conflicts and benefit from the most recent improvements. Check the Angular changelog and related commit history for forms on GitHub to learn what the specific code adjustments were.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.2.8 of the package @angular/forms