Angular developers considering updating their web browser integration library from version 7.2.11 to 7.2.12 of @angular/platform-browser will find a subtle but potentially important shift. Both versions fundamentally deliver the same core functionality: enabling Angular applications to run seamlessly within web browsers. Each relies on the tslib dependency for TypeScript helpers and shares the same MIT license, reflecting Angular's commitment to open-source development. However, the key difference lies in the peer dependencies. Version 7.2.12 mandates both @angular/core and @angular/common at version 7.2.12, while the previous 7.2.11 version required the 7.2.11 versions of those packages. This means developers upgrading to @angular/platform-browser@7.2.12 must also ensure they are using the corresponding Angular core and common modules. While the file count in the distributed package remains constant at 179, unpacked sizes fluctuate slightly, with the newer version being marginally smaller. The updated release occurred on April 3, 2019, suggesting that the update incorporate minor changes, bug fixes, or performance improvements. Developers should always consider the potential effects associated to dependency updates.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.2.12 of the package @angular/platform-browser