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antd

4.14.1

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.1 and 4.14.0

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Dev Dependencies

129

Peer Dependencies

129

Distributed Files

3125

Unpacked Size

40.5 MB

40.49 MB

Version 4.14.1 Details

Ant Design (antd) has released version 4.14.1, a minor update building upon the previous stable version 4.14.0. While both versions maintain the same core purpose – providing a robust suite of enterprise-class UI components for React applications – the newer version incorporates several targeted updates and refinements. One notable difference lies in the dependency updates; specifically, "@ant-design/icons" has been bumped from version 4.5.0 to 4.6.2 and "rc-util" from version 5.8.1 to version 5.9.4, potentially introducing bug fixes, new features, or performance improvements within the icon set and utility functions. React Sortable Hoc has also been upgraded from version 1.11.0 to version 2.0.0, and eslint-plugin-unicorn has been updated from version 28.0.2 to version 29.0.0. These smaller increments signal a focus on stability and incremental enhancement rather than sweeping changes.

For developers using antd, this 4.14.1 release offers a seamless upgrade path with minimal breaking changes expected. It's advisable to review the changelog for "@ant-design/icons", "rc-util", "React Sortable Hoc" and "eslint-plugin-unicorn" to understand the specific impact of these dependency updates on their projects. The update demonstrates antd's commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring developers have access to the latest bug fixes and optimized components, helping them build performant and visually appealing user interfaces with confidence. Before update make sure to check your current antd implementation and test it again after the update to ensure stability.

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