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@angular/router

10.0.13

Comparision Betweeen 10.0.13 and 10.0.12

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2.92 MB

Version 10.0.13 Details

Angular Router version 10.0.13 represents a minor update to the routing library within the Angular framework, building upon the foundation established by version 10.0.12. Both versions share core characteristics, including the same dependencies on tslib, and are designed to work seamlessly with Angular core, common, and platform-browser versions within the 10.0.x ecosystem. Crucially, they maintain peer dependency compatibility, requiring rxjs version ^6.5.3, ensuring a consistent experience for developers relying on reactive programming principles.

While the distribution sizes and file counts appear identical, the key difference lies in the incremented version number and release date. Version 10.0.13 was released on August 26, 2020, a couple of days after version 10.0.12 which was released on August 24, 2020. This suggests that 10.0.13 likely includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, or minor feature tweaks that address issues identified in the earlier 10.0.12 release. For developers already leveraging the Angular Router v10, upgrading to 10.0.13 is generally recommended to benefit from these improvements and ensure a more stable routing experience. Because the versions only differ by a minor version, breaking changes are not expected, therefore the upgrading effort is not a big concern. Before upgrading any dependency, it is recommended to always consult the official Angular changelog or release notes for comprehensive details on the specific changes included in version 10.0.13.

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