Angular Router version 11.0.6 introduces subtle yet potentially impactful updates compared to its predecessor, version 11.0.5. While the core description remains consistent – Angular's robust routing library – a closer examination reveals key distinctions. The dependency on tslib remains unchanged, ensuring continued compatibility with the TypeScript helper library. Developers should note the peer dependencies, crucial for ensuring correct version alignment with related Angular packages. Notably, version 11.0.6 requires @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser at version 11.0.6, a step up from the 11.0.5 requirement in the previous version.
The updated version comes with a slight size increase which is reflected in both the fileCount (85 vs. 84) and the unpackedSize (3139620 bytes vs. 3107693 bytes). While not drastic, this suggests that bug fixes, performance enhancements or new features have been added. The release date signifies a roughly three-week gap between the two versions. Developers should thoroughly review the official Angular changelog and migration guides for detailed information about implemented bug fixes, security patches, and any potential breaking changes introduced in version 11.0.6 before upgrading. Keeping your Angular and it's peer dependencies updated can assist with optimal performace and avoid potential compatibility issues, and this version bump seems to be aiming that.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 11.0.6 of the package @angular/router