Angular Router version 13.3.5 represents a subtle update, a refinement over its predecessor, version 13.3.4. While both versions share a common foundation, evident in their identical dependencies, tslib, and similar metadata such as author, repository, license, file count and the unpacked size, subtle distinctions emerge when considering their peer dependencies. The core difference lies in the version numbers of the Angular framework components they depend on. Version 13.3.5 necessitates @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser at version 13.3.5 to function correctly. In contrast, version 13.3.4 requires version 13.3.4 of the same Angular dependencies
For developers, this indicates that upgrading to @angular/router 13.3.5 necessitates a corresponding upgrade to Angular core components to version 13.3.5. This synchronization is crucial to maintaining compatibility and preventing potential conflicts or errors within your Angular application. Furthermore, the release dates highlight that version 13.3.5 was released over a week after 13.3.4, implying that 13.3.5 might incorporate bug fixes or minor enhancements discovered after the release of 13.3.4
Developers considering the upgrade should prioritize ensuring their Angular core dependencies are aligned with the router's requirements. It's a smooth and seamless upgrade if your system dependencies are aligned.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 13.3.5 of the package @angular/router