Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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antd

5.27.2

Comparision Betweeen 5.27.2 and 5.27.1

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

174

Peer Dependencies

174

Distributed Files

3743

Unpacked Size

45.92 MB

45.91 MB

Version 5.27.2 Details

Ant Design has released version 5.27.2, succeeding the previous stable version 5.27.1. Both versions offer developers a robust suite of React components implementing an enterprise-class UI design language, but key differences exist. The dependencies remain largely consistent, ensuring familiar functionality with core components like rc-menu, rc-table, and @ant-design/icons. However, slight adjustments might be present in underlying peer dependencies or transitive dependencies, warranting a careful review for projects with strict versioning requirements. From Ant Design 5.27.1 to 5.27.2, the differences are more focused on the side of devDependencies with a shift in jest version from 30.0.0 to 30.1.0 and a fix on the jest-environment-jsdom from 30.0.5 to 30.1.0. Developers using Ant Design should note the releaseDate in version 5.27.2 is '2025-09-02T05:22:36.462Z' while the release date for the version 5.27.1 is '2025-08-19T13:57:22.636Z'.

For developers, these versions maintain a strong focus on comprehensive UI solutions. The inclusion of tools like dumi, webpack, typescript, eslint, prettier along with testing and utilities like jest, @testing-library/react, and husky highlights the project's dedication to code quality and modern development workflows. Always consult the official Ant Design changelog for a detailed breakdown of bug fixes, performance improvements, and any potential breaking changes introduced between these versions.

Security Vulnerabilities

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