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@angular/router

3.4.10

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Version 3.4.10 Details

Angular Router version 3.4.10 represents a minor update from its predecessor, version 3.4.9, within the Angular framework's routing library. Both versions share the same core functionality and purpose: to provide robust navigation capabilities for Angular applications. They both depend on similar peer dependencies, including rxjs version "^5.0.1" and specific Angular core, common, and platform-browser modules. The key difference lies in the bug fixes and small improvements implemented in the newer version.

For developers considering an upgrade, the jump from 3.4.9 to 3.4.10 would be of interest for stability and potential edge-case resolution. While the API surface remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition, 3.4.10 likely addresses reported issues and enhances overall reliability in various routing scenarios. Because the new version depends on the same peer dependencies of version 3.4.9 developers can make the update without thinking of dependency conflicts. The release dates further indicate that 3.4.10 incorporates more recent refinements to the routing logic. For applications already leveraging the Angular Router, adopting version 3.4.10 ensures they benefit from the latest enhancements and fixes within the 3.4.x series. It's generally recommended to keep dependencies up to date within a major version to leverage these improvements.

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