Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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4.9.2

Comparision Betweeen 4.9.2 and 4.9.1

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

131

Peer Dependencies

131

Distributed Files

3098

Unpacked Size

37.62 MB

37.63 MB

Version 4.9.2 Details

Ant Design has released version 4.9.2, a minor update following the 4.9.1 release a week earlier. Both versions maintain the same core mission: providing enterprise-class UI design language and React components for building robust web applications. The dependency lists largely overlap, indicating a continuous refinement of existing features and underlying infrastructure. While both versions require React and React DOM versions of >=16.9.0, version 4.9.2 upgrades react and react-dom's devDependencies from 16.9.0 to 17.0.1.

The key difference lies in the dependency @ant-design/css-animationwhich is removed from the dependency list of version 4.9.2, likely indicating internal restructuring or optimization. The development dependencies see subtle shifts. Version 4.9.1 had preact preact-compat and enzyme-adapter-react-16 as devDependencies while using react version 16.9.0 as devDependency. Version 4.9.2 removes this preact related and react16 related devDependencies and upgrades react devDependency to version 17.0.1 and includes @wojtekmaj/enzyme-adapter-react-17 which means that version 4.9.2 has dropped support for react 16.

Developers upgrading from 4.9.1 should review their usage of CSS animations, ensuring compatibility with any revised implementation in 4.9.2 and be sure that their react version is 17 or greater. These incremental updates highlight Ant Design's commitment to stability and iterative improvements, providing a solid foundation for building modern user interfaces. While the core API remains consistent, developers should always consult the official changelog for a comprehensive list of bug fixes, performance enhancements, and potential breaking changes when updating between versions.

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