Ant Design (antd) has released version 4.7.2, a minor update following closely on the heels of version 4.7.1. Both versions maintain the core philosophy of providing an enterprise-class UI design language and React components implementation. Examining the package data reveals minimal differences in the dependencies and devDependencies between the two versions, suggesting a targeted bug fix or minor enhancement release.
The dependency lists for both versions are nearly identical, featuring crucial libraries like lodash, moment, and various rc-* (React Component) packages that form the foundation of Ant Design's components. These RC components handle functionalities like menus, rates, tabs, trees, tables, and more, providing a robust and customizable UI toolkit. Similarly, the devDependencies, used for development and testing, show a strong emphasis on tools for code quality and testing, including eslint, jest, and typescript, highlighting Ant Design's commitment to maintaining high code standards.
While specific changes may be hard to determine without the full changelog, developers should note both versions depend on the same peer dependencies: react and react-dom versions >=16.9.0. This ensures compatibility for users working with current react implementations. Given the same fileCount in the dist block, it is quite likely only minor adjustments were the target of the incremented tagged version
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.7.2 of the package antd
