Ant Design, a popular UI library for React applications, released version 2.12.5 shortly after version 2.12.4, indicating a quick patch or minor update. Both versions offer an extensive suite of enterprise-class UI components implemented in React, aiming to streamline development with a consistent and polished design language.
A key difference lies in the updated dependencies in version 2.12.5. While most dependencies remain the same, rc-dropdown sees an update from ~1.4.11 to ~1.5.0. This likely includes bug fixes or minor feature enhancements within that specific component. If you're using the Dropdown component, this update might be relevant.
Both versions heavily rely on a collection of rc-* components (like rc-form, rc-menu, etc) which are fundamental building blocks. They also include essential libraries such as moment for date manipulation, classnames for managing CSS classes conditionally, and prop-types for runtime type checking. Developers using Antd will find these dependencies crucial for ensuring the proper functionality and style of the components. The library's commitment to a solid foundation is reflected in the use of testing frameworks like jest and enzyme together with different linting utilities to guarantee the quality of the code and a reliable experience. Furthermore, the listed devDependencies show the tools used for building and maintaining the documentation site, enabling developers to explore and effectively implement the components.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 2.12.5 of the package
node-fetch forwards secure headers to untrusted sites
node-fetch forwards secure headers such as authorization, www-authenticate, cookie, & cookie2 when redirecting to a untrusted site.
