Ant Design has released version 4.15.1, a minor update following the 4.15.0 release. Both versions share a similar foundation as an enterprise-class UI design language and React components implementation. Developers familiar with Ant Design will find the upgrade process seamless, as the core principles and API structure remain consistent.
A notable difference lies in the dependencies. While most dependencies remain consistent, version 4.15.1 includes a newer version of the lodash dependency, upgraded to ^4.17.21 from ^4.17.20 in 4.15.0. This suggests a potential bug fix or performance improvement within the Lodash library itself.
The dist object also reveals differences. Although both versions have the same number of files, the unpacked size of version 4.15.1 is slightly larger (42158517 bytes) compared to 4.15.0 (41841394 bytes). Developers should take this into account regarding the final package size. This size difference could be attributed to the updated lodash dependency, or other internal changes that may have been silently introduced.
For developers already using Ant Design, upgrading to 4.15.1 is recommended to leverage the potential benefits of the lodash update and any other under-the-hood improvements. Keep in mind that while upgrading, is recommended to test thoroughly with integration and unit tests to ensure compatibility in larger codebases.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.15.1 of the package antd