Ant Design has released version 5.1.2, a minor update following the previous stable version 5.1.1. Both versions continue to provide an enterprise-class UI design language and React component implementations, offering a robust set of tools for developers building modern web applications. The core dependencies remain largely consistent, ensuring a smooth upgrade path for existing projects.
Key differences between the versions are primarily found in updated dependencies. In 5.1.2, rc-util sees an update from version ^5.25.2 to ^5.27.0, and rc-steps goes from ~6.0.0-alpha.2 to ~6.0.0 indicating a shift from an alpha to a stable release. Additionally in 5.1.1 there's a dependency on shallowequal":"^1.1.0" in the package.json that's missing in 5.1.2, and rc-notification went from ~5.0.0-alpha.9 to ~5.0.0.
These underlying updates can bring performance improvements, bug fixes, and potentially new features within those specific components. For developers, upgrading to 5.1.2 promises the benefits of the latest refinements in these dependencies as well as having a dependency less. Before upgrading, developers should review the changelogs for rc-util and rc-steps to understand the specific changes and ensure compatibility with their existing code. The consistency in other dependencies means that the update should be relatively straightforward for most projects.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.1.2 of the package antd