Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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5.4.6

Comparision Betweeen 5.4.6 and 5.4.5

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

134

Peer Dependencies

134

Distributed Files

3110

Unpacked Size

49.14 MB

Version 5.4.6 Details

Ant Design has released a new version, 5.4.6, succeeding the previous stable version 5.4.5. Both versions are enterprise-class UI design languages and React components implementations. A primary difference lies in the updated 'rc-field-form' dependency, moving from version ~1.29.0 in 5.4.5 to ~1.30.0 in the latest release. While subtle, this change in a fundamental form handling dependency suggests potential improvements or bug fixes related to form management within Ant Design components.

Developers should note that both versions maintain the same core dependencies, including widely used libraries like 'dayjs' for date manipulation, 'rc- components' for UI primitives, and '@ant-design/icons' for a consistent icon set. They also share the same peer dependencies on React and React DOM (>=16.9.0), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of React projects.

The development dependencies remain consistent, with tools like 'dumi' for documentation, 'jest' for testing, 'eslint' for code linting, and 'typescript' for type checking, indicating a stable and well-maintained development environment. The unpacked size has slightly increased in the latest version, although the file count is the same. This might signal minor additions or changes within the existing codebase. Developers utilizing Ant Design should review the changelog for 'rc-field-form' to understand the specific updates and consider upgrading to version 5.4.6 for the latest enhancements and potential bug fixes related to forms.

Security Vulnerabilities

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