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@angular/router

3.4.7

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Version 3.4.7 Details

Angular Router version 3.4.7 marks a subtle but potentially impactful update compared to its immediate predecessor, version 3.4.6. While both versions share the same fundamental purpose – providing robust routing capabilities for Angular applications – and maintain identical licensing, repository details, and author information, the key divergence lies in their peer dependencies and release date. Version 3.4.7 shifts its peer dependency on @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser to version 2.4.7, up from 2.4.6 in version 3.4.6.

This change signals a potential need for developers to upgrade their core Angular dependencies to ensure compatibility and avoid runtime errors. Developers currently using version 2.4.6 of the core Angular packages need to carefully consider this update, as it likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within the core framework that the routing library now relies upon. The release date difference, with 3.4.7 being released approximately a week after 3.4.6, indicates that the newer version is likely addressing issues or incorporating improvements discovered since the previous release, offering a more refined and stable routing experience overall, so is advisable to newer applications for that. For maintenance applications is advisable to test it.

Security Vulnerabilities

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