Ant Design has released version 3.16.3, a minor update following the prior stable release 3.16.2. Both versions provide developers with a comprehensive, enterprise-class UI design language implemented as a React component library. Built for creating elegant and efficient user interfaces, Ant Design boasts a rich set of components suitable for complex web applications. Examining the package details reveals slight modifications, primarily focusing on internal dependencies. A key difference lies in the @ant-design/icons-react dependency, which progresses from ~1.1.2 to ~1.1.5. While the main dependencies shared across versions offer time-tested stability, the slight change to icons signals potential enhancements or bug fixes within the icon component set.
Delving into the devDependencies reveals a broader delta. While both versions relies in several tools supporting the development process, Ant Design 3.16.2 utilizes @ant-design/colors at version ^2.0.0 where Ant Design 3.16.3 upgrades this dependency to version ^3.0.0. Furthermore, version 3.16.3 relies on more recent versions of certain build tools and testing utilities, hinting at internal improvements and refinements. Developers should evaluate their internal testing and processes to ensure that there are no regressions introduced by these changes. The core peer dependencies on react and react-dom remain consistent (>=16.0.0), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of React projects.
All the vulnerabilities related to the version 3.16.3 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.
