Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

4.22.5

Comparision Betweeen 4.22.5 and 4.22.4

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

136

Peer Dependencies

136

Distributed Files

3517

Unpacked Size

46.44 MB

46.42 MB

Version 4.22.5 Details

Ant Design, a popular React UI library, released version 4.22.5 as a minor update to its previous stable version, 4.22.4. While both versions maintain the core functionality of providing enterprise-class UI components, subtle differences exist that developers should be aware of.

In dependencies, the notable change is in rc-drawer. Version 4.22.4 depends on rc-drawer":"~5.1.0-alpha.1" while 4.22.5 depends on rc-drawer":"~5.1.0". This indicates that version 4.22.5 has upgraded from an alpha release of rc-drawer to a stable one.

Within development dependencies, version 4.22.5 moved from the stylelint-config-standard version "^26.0.0" to version "^27.0.0".

These changes likely involve bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially minor API adjustments within the affected components. Developers are encouraged to review the changelogs for both rc-drawer and stylelint-config-standard to understand the specific alterations and their potential impact on existing code. While the upgrade appears to be relatively minor, testing is recommended to ensure compatibility and stability, especially if the application heavily relies on the rc-drawer or relies on stylelint custom configurations. The update to a stable version suggests that any previously encountered issues with the alpha version have been addressed, leading to a more reliable user experience. Keep the Stylelint config updated may lead to minor style differences, that you can fix if needed.

Security Vulnerabilities

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