Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

4.14.0

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.0 and 4.13.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

129

Peer Dependencies

129

Distributed Files

3125

3105

Unpacked Size

40.49 MB

40.43 MB

Version 4.14.0 Details

Ant Design (antd) has released version 4.14.0, building upon the solid foundation of the previous stable release, 4.13.1. Both versions maintain the core promise of providing enterprise-class UI components for React developers. While the fundamental experience remains consistent, key updates and refinements have been introduced in 4.14.0 that developers should be aware of.

Looking at dependencies, rc-field-form sees an upgrade from '~1.19.0' to '~1.20.0', while rc-select updates from '~12.1.0' to '~12.1.6', and rc-input-number moves from '~7.0.0-alpha.4' to '~7.0.1'. Furthermore, rc-upload gets a considerable upgrade, going from '~4.0.0-alpha.6' to '~4.2.0-alpha.0'.

In the devDependencies section, the most notable change is the removal of logrocket and logrocket-react, and stylelint-config-standard goes from '^20.0.0' to '^21.0.0'. Developers relying on Logrocket for session replay and error tracking will need to consider this change when upgrading.

Generally, version 4.14.0 delivers incremental improvements and dependency updates, ensuring compatibility and stability. Developers upgrading from 4.13.1 should review specific dependency changes to ensure seamless integration within their projects. Always consult the official Ant Design changelog for a thorough breakdown of all changes, bug fixes, and potential breaking changes before upgrading to the latest version. When compared with version 4.13.1, version 4.14.0 aims to enhance developer experience and performance.

Security Vulnerabilities

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