Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

5.14.1

Comparision Betweeen 5.14.1 and 5.14.0

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

168

Peer Dependencies

168

Distributed Files

3553

Unpacked Size

42.29 MB

Version 5.14.1 Details

Ant Design has released version 5.14.1, a minor update following the 5.14.0 release. Both versions maintain the enterprise-class UI design language and React components implementation that developers rely on. The core remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition for those already using Ant Design.

The dependency changes between the two appear minimal, but still they exist for developers. Notably, rc-picker has been updated from version ~4.0.0-alpha.43 to ~4.1.1 as a dependency. Among the development dependencies, tsx moves from ^4.7.0 to ^4.7.1. Version jumps in dumi, from ^2.3.0-beta.6 to ^2.3.0-beta.7, semver from version ^7.5.4 to ^7.6.0, typedoc from ^0.25.7 to ^0.25.8, inquirer moves from ^9.2.13 to ^9.2.14, prettier shifts from version ^3.2.4 to ^3.2.5, @types/node increments from ^20.11.16 to ^20.11.17, jest-puppeteer has been updated from version ^9.0.2 to ^22.0.0, @types/react moved from version 18.2.51 to ^18.2.55, vanilla-jsoneditor went from ^0.21.4 to ^0.21.5, eslint-plugin-unicorn from ^50.0.1 to ^51.0.1, @testing-library/jest-dom updates from ^6.4.1 to ^6.4.2, @typescript-eslint/parser goes from version ^6.20.0 to ^6.21.0, and finally @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin also goes from ^6.20.0 to ^6.21.0 versions. tar-fs, remark-lint, @types/semver ,react-fast-marquee, antd-token-previewer, @qixian.cs/github-contributors-list remains in 5.14.0 but have newer versions at 5.14.1

Developers should review the changelogs for these specific packages to understand the implications of these updates. While the core functionality of Ant Design remains consistent, staying current with dependency updates ensures compatibility, bug fixes, and potential performance improvements for your projects.

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