Ant Design has released version 4.11.1, a minor update following closely on the heels of version 4.11.0. Both versions offer developers a robust suite of React components adhering to an enterprise-class UI design language, simplifying the creation of visually appealing and highly functional web applications. A key point for developers is the presence of shared dependencies: both versions rely on the same fundamental libraries like lodash, moment, and numerous rc-* (React Component) packages, ensuring a consistent core experience. The peer dependencies also stay the same. This consistence lowers the efforts for integration in a new project.
While the dependency lists appear identical, there are notable differences between the distros, with version 4.11.1 having a higher unpacked size (51192426) than version 4.11.0 (50375042) suggesting that version 4.11.1 includes additional features, adjustments, or fixes which resulted in a larger overall size. Developers should likely look into the change log in order to find out what features, improvements, or bug fixes are present in 4.11.1 that were not in 4.11.0. With a very short time between releases, and knowing that these are patch versions, developers should expect very targeted updates for bug fixing. Both versions come under the MIT license and encourage community contribution through the Open Collective. Developers can find both versions on the npm registry for easy installation using npm or yarn. Be sure to check for the latest changelogs for precise details before upgrading.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.11.1 of the package antd