Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

4.20.7

Comparision Betweeen 4.20.7 and 4.20.6

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

135

Peer Dependencies

135

Distributed Files

3447

3445

Unpacked Size

46.08 MB

49.31 MB

Version 4.20.7 Details

Ant Design (antd) has released version 4.20.7, a minor update following 4.20.6, offering developers a refined enterprise-class UI solution built with React. Both versions maintain consistent core dependencies like lodash, moment, and various rc-* components for menus, tables, and more, ensuring familiar functionality for existing users. Key dependencies such as @ant-design/icons and @ant-design/colors also remain consistent, preserving the recognizable Ant Design aesthetic.

The primary distinction between the two versions lies in the updated release date and potentially internal bug fixes or minor improvements. While the dependency lists are largely identical, developers should note the subtle differences in the devDependencies. Version 4.20.7 contains a newer version of eslint-plugin-jest at "^26.4.0", compared to version 4.20.6 which has "^26.0.0". Similarly, the typescript version has been updated from "~4.6.2" in version 4.20.6 to "~4.7.2" in version 4.20.7 This indicates possible updates to testing and linting configurations, TypeScript compatibility, or internal tooling. The size of the archives containing the dependency is also slightly different - 48318928 bytes for 4.20.7 and 51705826 bytes for 4.20.6.

Developers should consult the official Ant Design changelog for a comprehensive list of specific changes, bug fixes, and potential breaking changes introduced in version 4.20.7. As both versions share the same peer dependencies (react and react-dom at >=16.9.0), the upgrade should generally be straightforward for projects already using Ant Design 4.x. Always test thoroughly after upgrading to ensure compatibility within your specific application environment.

Security Vulnerabilities

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