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antd

1.2.0

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Version 1.2.0 Details

Ant Design (antd) is a popular UI library providing a set of React components for building elegant and consistent user interfaces. Version 1.2.0 introduces several dependency updates, enhancing the stability and features of the library. Specifically, it incorporates newer versions of core components. For instance, rc-form moves from ~0.15.2 to ~0.16.0, rc-menu from ~4.12.0 to ~4.12.3, rc-tabs from ~5.9.0 to ~5.9.1, rc-tree from ~1.3.0 to ~1.3.1, rc-table from ~4.0.3 to ~4.0.6, rc-dialog from ~6.0.1 to ~6.0.6, rc-select from ~6.3.0 to ~6.4.0, rc-slider from ~3.6.0 to ~3.6.2, rc-switch from ~1.4.1 to ~1.4.2, rc-calendar from ~5.5.1 to ~5.5.4, rc-cascader from ~0.9.8 to ~0.9.9, rc-checkbox from ~1.3.4 to ~1.3.6, rc-collapse from ~1.6.2 to ~1.6.3, rc-input-number from ~2.5.8 to ~2.5.10, rc-pagination from ~1.5.2 to ~1.5.3 and css-animation from ~1.2.3 to ^1.2.5. These updates typically include bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new functionalities within those individual components, leading to a smoother development experience. In the devDependencies, the antd-tools moves from ^0.7.0 to ^0.8.0. Developers should evaluate the changelogs of these updated dependencies for a detailed understanding of the changes introduced. While the React and other major development tool versions remain consistent, these incremental updates reflect a commitment to maintaining and refining the existing component suite, offering developers a more robust and feature-rich toolkit.

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