Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

5.24.5

Comparision Betweeen 5.24.5 and 5.24.4

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

173

Peer Dependencies

173

Distributed Files

3715

3719

Unpacked Size

45.64 MB

45.63 MB

Version 5.24.5 Details

Ant Design has released version 5.24.5, building upon the previous stable version 5.24.4. Both versions are described as enterprise-class UI design languages and React component implementations, targeting developers seeking robust and aesthetically pleasing UI solutions. Core dependencies remain largely consistent, ensuring incremental updates without major compatibility breaks.

Key differences appear primarily in the rc-image dependency(7.11.1 vs 7.11.0), suggesting potential minor updates or bug fixes related to image handling within the component library. Among the devDependencies, sylvanas was removed and css-tree was added as a dependency. Dumi-plugin-color-chunk was also updated to a newer version(2.1.0 vs 1.1.2). File count and unpacked size in the distribution are different between the two versions. The latest version was unpacked with a greater size, at 47859846, comparing with the older version which was 47849799. Developers considering an upgrade should focus on the changelog for rc-image and dumi-plugin-color-chunk between these versions to assess the impact on their projects. As always, thorough testing is advisable after any update to ensure seamless integration and avoid unexpected regressions. Staying current allows developers to leverage the latest improvements and optimizations within the Ant Design ecosystem.

The most current version's release date appears to be one week after the previous one.

Security Vulnerabilities

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