Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/router

17.0.3

Comparision Betweeen 17.0.3 and 17.0.2

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

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2.2 MB

Version 17.0.3 Details

Angular Router version 17.0.3 represents a minor update over its predecessor, 17.0.2, within the Angular ecosystem's routing library. While functionally similar, as reflected in identical fileCount and unpackedSize in their distributions, the key difference lies in the peer dependencies. Both versions share dependencies like tslib and rxjs, however, version 17.0.3 depends on @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser version 17.0.3, while version 17.0.2 depends on version 17.0.2 of the same packages.

Developers should be aware that upgrading to 17.0.3 of the router necessitates also upgrading their core Angular packages (core, common, platform-browser) to version 17.0.3. This ensures compatibility and avoids potential runtime errors or unexpected behavior. The update likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially minor feature enhancements that align with the corresponding upgrades in the core Angular packages. Given the same fileCount and unpackedSize, the updates probably don't represent a big change in the source code.

The release date differential emphasizes the ongoing maintenance and iterative improvement that the Angular team provides. For applications already on Angular 17, upgrading the router offers the assurance of benefiting from the latest enhancements and resolutions. Applications still running older Angular versions should closely check the minor/major version since this are libraries strictly related to the Angular environment. As always, developers are advised to consult the official Angular changelog and migration guides for a comprehensive understanding of the changes implemented in version 17.0.3 and to ensure a smooth update process.

Security Vulnerabilities

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