Ant Design, a popular React UI library, released version 3.12.2 as a minor update following version 3.12.1. Both versions provide developers with a comprehensive suite of enterprise-class UI components, built with React, to accelerate web application development. Examining the dependencies and devDependencies reveals subtle but noteworthy changes. In dependencies, rc-collapse saw a patch update from "~1.10.0" to "~1.10.2", and @ant-design/icons-react updated from "~1.1.2". These changes likely address bug fixes or minor feature enhancements within those specific components. Similarly, in devDependencies, antd-tools experienced a minor version bump from "^6.4.4" to "^6.5.0", indicating potential tooling improvements. majo updated from "^0.6.2" to "^0.7.1" and has some breaking changes.
The fileCount and unpackedSize in "dist" key also show differences, version 3.12.2 increased in size because of the changes above.
While React and React DOM remain peer dependencies with a minimum version of 16.0.0, ensuring compatibility, developers should be mindful of the updated versions and consult the Ant Design changelog for detailed information on the specific changes and their potential impact on existing projects during upgrades. This meticulous approach guarantees optimal performance and a seamless integration experience.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 3.12.2 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.
