Angular Router version 7.2.5 represents a minor update to the routing library, building upon the foundation of version 7.2.4. Both versions share the same fundamental description, serving as the routing mechanism for Angular applications. Key dependencies like 'tslib' remain consistent, ensuring compatibility with TypeScript helper functions. The peer dependencies, which are crucial for the router's functionality, highlight a subtle but important distinction: version 7.2.5 requires Angular Core, Common, and Platform-browser all at version 7.2.5, and rxjs version ^6.0.0, while 7.2.4 requires the 7.2.4 versions of Angular Core, Common, and Platform-browser and rxjs version ^6.0.0.
Developers should note this difference when upgrading, ensuring all Angular dependencies are aligned to avoid potential conflicts. The library's MIT license and repository information remain unchanged, reflecting its open-source nature and continuous development within the Angular ecosystem. While the file count remains the same at 182, a slight increase in unpacked size from 4504063 bytes in 7.2.4 to 4510025 bytes in 7.2.5 suggests minor code additions, possibly bug fixes or performance improvements, explaining the version update. Version 7.2.5's release on February 15, 2019, followed shortly after 7.2.4's release on February 6, 2019, pointing to a quick fix or a small enhancement. Developers using Angular Router should consider upgrading to 7.2.5 to benefit from these potential improvements, while carefully aligning their core Angular dependencies.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.2.5 of the package @angular/router