Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

4.24.15

Comparision Betweeen 4.24.15 and 4.24.14

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

141

Peer Dependencies

141

Distributed Files

3563

3567

Unpacked Size

47.29 MB

47.24 MB

Version 4.24.15 Details

Ant Design (antd) has released version 4.24.15, succeeding version 4.24.14. The latest version arrives with updated dependencies, promising potential improvements in performance, stability, and security. Developers integrating antd should take note of these changes, specifically in its dependencies. Key updates reside in @ant-design/icons which jumped from ^4.7.0 to ^4.8.1, rc-menu which moved from ~9.8.0 to ~9.8.4, rc-rate which updated from ~2.9.0 to ~2.9.3, rc-tabs which moved from ~12.5.6 to ~12.5.10, rc-tree which moved from ~5.7.0 to ~5.7.12, rc-util which updated from ^5.35.1 to ^5.37.0, rc-motion which moved from ^2.6.1 to ^2.9.0, rc-picker which moved from ~2.7.0 to ~2.7.6, rc-select which moved from ~14.1.17 to ~14.1.18, rc-slider which moved from ~10.0.0 to ~10.0.1, rc-upload which moved from ~4.3.0 to ~4.3.5, rc-tooltip from ~5.2.0 to ~5.2.2, rc-trigger which moved from ^5.2.10 to ^5.3.4, rc-cascader which moved from ~3.7.0 to ~3.7.3, rc-checkbox which moved from ~3.0.0 to ~3.0.1, rc-progress which moved from ~3.4.1 to ~3.4.2, rc-segmented which moved from ~2.1.0 to ~2.1.2, rc-field-form which moved from ~1.34.0 to ~1.38.2, rc-tree-select which moved from ~5.5.0 to ~5.5.5, rc-input-number which moved from ~7.3.9 to ~7.3.11, rc-notification which moved from ~4.6.0 to ~4.6.1, @ant-design/react-slick was updated from ~1.0.0 to ~1.0.2 and rc-resize-observer was updated from ^1.2.0 to ^1.3.1. While most devDependencies remain consistent, these dependency upgrades suggest potential bug fixes, feature enhancements, or performance tweaks within antd components that rely on these underlying libraries. The unpacked size increased slightly from 49530265 to 49586347 suggesting minor additions or modifications. Developers should test their applications thoroughly after upgrading to ensure compatibility and to leverage any improvements.

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