Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

5.17.0

Comparision Betweeen 5.17.0 and 5.16.5

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

180

Peer Dependencies

180

Distributed Files

3607

3603

Unpacked Size

43.07 MB

42.94 MB

Version 5.17.0 Details

Ant Design (antd) has released a new version, 5.17.0, building upon the previous stable release, 5.16.5. This incremental update offers developers an array of improvements and refinements. Examining the core dependencies reveals version updates in several "rc-" prefixed packages, components that form the foundation of Ant Design's UI elements. Notably, @babel/runtime has been updated to ^7.24.5 from ^7.24.4 and @ant-design/cssinjs receives a bump to ^1.19.1 from ^1.18.5, potentially bringing performance enhancements or bug fixes within the styling and core JavaScript runtime.

Significant shifts also occur within the devDependencies, tools used for development and testing of the library itself. @typescript-eslint/parser and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin both updated to version ^7.8.0 from ^7.7.1, crucial for maintaining code quality and consistency. There's also a move to @npmcli/run-script ^8.1.0 from @npmcli/run-script ^8.0.0. Package managers improvements always affect development. While most other dev dependencies show minor version bumps, these collective updates suggest a focus on refining internal tooling, type safety, and build processes. For developers using Ant Design, this release promises a more robust and efficient library, while the peer dependencies for react and react-dom remain unchanged, ensuring compatibility with existing React projects. This signals a release focused on under-the-hood improvements rather than breaking API changes, which could be helpful for existing adopters.

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