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@angular/router

10.0.14

Comparision Betweeen 10.0.14 and 10.0.13

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

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2.92 MB

Version 10.0.14 Details

Angular Router version 10.0.14 represents a subtle yet important update to the Angular routing library, building upon the foundation established by version 10.0.13. Both versions share core characteristics, including a dependency on tslib version ^2.0.0, ensuring compatibility with TypeScript helper functions. Crucially, they maintain identical peer dependencies: rxjs at ^6.5.3, and @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser aligning with their respective Angular core versions. This consistency is vital for Angular developers, ensuring a seamless integration within the Angular ecosystem.

The key difference lies in the version numbers of the Angular peer dependencies. Version 10.0.14 updates this peer dependency to also be version 10.0.14, while version 10.0.13 has the peer dependencies at 10.0.13. This indicates a targeted update within the Angular framework, potentially addressing bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature enhancements specific to this Angular core version. While the file count and unpacked size remain constant, suggesting no significant structural changes, the release date difference of approximately an hour indicates a focused release. Developers should upgrade to version 10.0.14 primarily to benefit from the corresponding Angular core updates and ensure compatibility with the latest patches and improvements within the Angular framework. As always, thoroughly testing after updating is advisable to confirm the expected behavior.

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