Angular Router version 12.2.0 introduces subtle but important refinements compared to its predecessor, version 12.1.5, focusing on enhanced dependency management. While both versions share the same core description as the Angular routing library and maintain consistent licensing under MIT, several key distinctions emerge. The dependencies field remains unchanged, with both versions relying on tslib version ^2.2.0. However, the peerDependencies field reveals a noteworthy adjustment. Version 12.2.0 broadens the acceptable range for rxjs, now compatible with both ^6.5.3 and ^7.0.0, affording developers greater flexibility in their RxJS adoption strategy. In contrast, version 12.1.5 strictly requires rxjs version ^6.5.3.
Furthermore, both versions demonstrate parity in repository details, author information, and file count, consisting of 79 files. A minor difference exists in the unpacked size, which is 2,760,882 bytes for version 12.2.0 and 2,757,798 bytes for version 12.1.5. The release dates are only roughly 26 minutes apart in the same day. For developers, the extended RxJS compatibility in Angular Router 12.2.0 is particularly beneficial, enabling smoother upgrades and integration with the latest reactive programming paradigms without forcing an immediate migration from RxJS 6. This subtle enhancement underscores Angular's commitment to providing a robust and adaptable routing solution.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 12.2.0 of the package @angular/router