Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

4.7.3

Comparision Betweeen 4.7.3 and 4.7.2

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

131

Peer Dependencies

131

Distributed Files

3074

3078

Unpacked Size

38.12 MB

37.79 MB

Version 4.7.3 Details

Ant Design (antd) saw a minor update from version 4.7.2 to 4.7.3, introducing subtle changes that developers should be aware of. The core dependencies remain largely consistent, ensuring a familiar development landscape for those already using antd. One notable difference lies within the rc-field-form dependency, which progresses from version ~1.12.0 to ~1.13.0. This signals potential enhancements and bug fixes within the form handling components, an area crucial for many enterprise applications.

On the development dependency front, version 4.7.3 removes the jest-stare dependency and updates @ant-design/tools from ^10.0.1 to ^11.0.4. The change in @ant-design/tools likely incorporates improvements to the build process, documentation generation, or other tooling-related aspects, streamlining the development experience for contributors and maintainers. File count and unpacked size are slightly altered between versions but without more context it is impossible to extract real changes.

While these changes appear minor, they contribute to the ongoing refinement of Ant Design, ensuring stability, improved performance, and a smoother developer workflow. Developers should review the rc-field-form changelog for specific updates impacting form management and consider the updated tools for potential efficiencies in their development pipeline. Upgrading to 4.7.3 is recommended for developers seeking these incremental improvements and the latest bug fixes within the Ant Design ecosystem.

Security Vulnerabilities

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