Antd-img-crop, a React component for image cropping within Ant Design projects, released version 4.10.2 shortly after 4.10.1, indicating a quick iteration. Both versions share the same core dependencies, including tslib, react-easy-crop for the cropping functionality, and compare-versions. The development dependencies, crucial for building and testing the component, remain identical across both versions, featuring tools like Vite for bundling, React and React DOM for the UI, ESLint for code linting, and TypeScript for static typing. The peer dependencies also stay consistent, requiring specific versions of antd, react, and react-dom, ensuring compatibility with existing projects. Examining the dist section reveals a subtle difference: 4.10.2 has an unpacked size of 46734 bytes, while 4.10.1 has 46662. This minor increase in size, about 72 bytes, suggests either very small code changes, likely bug fixes or minor improvements. The release dates confirm the quick release schedule, with only about 11 minutes separating them. For developers, this rapid succession suggests a possible hotfix scenario. While the changes may be minimal, upgrading to the latest patch version, 4.10.2, is generally recommended to benefit from any potential bug fixes. The similar nature of the releases means upgrading should be straightforward with minimal risk of breaking changes, while ensuring optimal library performance.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.10.2 of the package antd-img-crop
