Ant Design has released version 5.0.5, a minor update following the 5.0.4 release just days prior. Both versions maintain the core focus of providing enterprise-class UI design and React components. Examining the changes reveals some key updates primarily in development dependencies. Most dependencies versions remain consistent, indicating a focus on stability and bug fixes rather than introducing significant new features.
A notable difference lies in the updated rc-tabs dependency, shifting from version ~12.4.1 to ~12.4.2. Also scroll-into-view-if-needed was updated from version ^2.2.25 to ^3.0.3. Among the development dependencies react-helmet-async was removed in favor of @ant-design/tools. stylelint-order and @ant-design/bisheng-plugin were also removed. A notable addition is @ant-design/tools version 16.1.0-alpha.2 .
For developers, this update signifies a continued commitment to refining existing components and ensuring compatibility with the latest React ecosystem tools. While the API remains largely unchanged, developers should be aware of the updated rc-tabs version and its potential impact on tab-related functionality. The updated toolchain with the newest rc-tabs likely brings performance improvements, bug fixes, and potentially new accessibility features, making it a worthwhile update for projects already using Ant Design 5, ensuring a smoother development experience and a more robust UI library. The focus on peer dependencies for React and React DOM staying at ">=16.9.0" ensures broad compatibility.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.0.5 of the package antd