Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Angular Router version 6.0.6 is a minor patch release following 6.0.5 in the Angular routing library, a crucial component for building single-page applications with navigation in Angular. The primary difference between these versions lies in their dependency requirements from within the Angular ecosystem. While both versions rely on tslib for TypeScript support, rxjs for reactive programming, and other core Angular modules, it's important to pay attention to the versioning differences among the @angular/core, @angular/common, and @angular/platform-browser peer dependencies. Version 6.0.6 requires exactly version 6.0.6 of these packages, while 6.0.5 needs 6.0.5 exactly. Developers upgrading from 6.0.5 to 6.0.6 of the router must ensure that core Angular dependencies such as @angular/core, @angular/common, @angular/platform-browser, are all updated also to version 6.0.6. Otherwise the application might encounter version incompatibility problems. The core functionality of the router remains consistent between these versions; the differences are primarily related to internal dependency management and compatibility with related Angular packages. Both packages are MIT licensed, come from the Angular team and provide the same unpacked size. This information can be key when troubleshooting dependency conflicts or planning upgrades within an existing Angular project. The release date confirms that 6.0.6 came out about a week after the 6.0.5.