Ant Design has released a new version, 4.17.2, building upon the previous stable release of 4.17.1. While both versions maintain the same core description as an enterprise-class UI design language and React components implementation, a closer examination reveals subtle but potentially impactful changes for developers.
One notable difference lies in the dependencies. In the newer version 4.17.2, rc-tree has been updated to version ~5.3.0, while in 4.17.1 it was ~5.2.0. Also rc-cascaderwas updated to version ~2.2.0 from ~2.1.0 and rc-tree-select was updated to ~4.7.0 from ~4.6.0. Developers using these components should investigate these new updates to ensure compatibility and to leverage any new features or bug fixes. The latest release date on 4.17.2 is a few days later than the release date of 4.17.1, which shows the pace of the project and it is focused on delivering incremental features.
The devDependencies section also shows some differences, reflecting updates to testing and development tools. While many packages remain at the same versions, some have been updated, showing that the newest library has some potential improvements on testing, building and eventual distribution.
These incremental updates demonstrate Ant Design's commitment to continuous improvement and refinement. Developers should consult the official Ant Design changelog for a comprehensive list of changes and migration guides to ensure a smooth transition between versions. Even small updates can impact application functionality. Always properly test before launching anything to production.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.17.2 of the package antd