Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@angular/router

3.4.5

Comparision Betweeen 3.4.5 and 3.4.4

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Version 3.4.5 Details

Angular Router version 3.4.5 represents a minor update over its predecessor, version 3.4.4, within the Angular routing library. Both versions share the same core functionality, delivering the ability to manage navigation and define application states for Angular applications. Developers can use these versions to create single-page applications with complex routing structures, handle URL parameters, implement lazy loading of modules, and guard routes based on authentication or authorization.

Key differences between the two versions appear primarily in their peer dependencies. Version 3.4.5 requires Angular core, common, and platform-browser packages at version "2.4.5", while version 3.4.4 requires these at "2.4.4". This highlights that version 3.4.5 probably includes fixes and enhancements that rely on the corresponding Angular core updates. Although the specific fixes and enhancements included in this version are not listed in the data provided, it's important for developers to ensure their Angular core, common, and platform-browser packages are upgraded to version 2.4.5 if they choose to adopt router version 3.4.5.

The release dates reveal a relatively short interval, approximately six days, between the release of versions 3.4.4 and 3.4.5, suggesting the latter may address critical bugs or security vulnerabilities identified in the former. The upgrade introduces compatibility requirements while ensuring stability and potentially better performance within the Angular ecosystem. Developers should consult the Angular change logs and release notes for full visibility of the included enhancements.

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