Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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rc-dropdown

3.0.2

Comparision Betweeen 3.0.2 and 3.0.1

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

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34.07 KB

28.11 KB

Version 3.0.2 Details

Rc-dropdown, a React UI component for creating dropdown menus, saw a minor version update from 3.0.1 to 3.0.2 in early March 2020. While both versions share the same core dependencies – classnames, rc-trigger, and babel-runtime – and development dependencies used for testing and building, there are subtle differences that might be of interest to developers.

Both versions support a wide range of React versions via peer dependencies. Developers using React 16.0.0 and above, along with corresponding react-dom versions, can confidently use either rc-dropdown version. The core functionality remains consistent with dropdown menus created using either version behaving similarly. The file count and unpacked size do differ, with version 3.0.2 having one additional file (17 vs 16) and a larger unpacked size (34889 vs 28787), suggesting potential bug fixes, performance improvements, or feature tweaks in the newer version.

For developers already using rc-dropdown, upgrading to 3.0.2 is likely a safe and worthwhile choice, potentially offering enhanced stability and performance. New projects should also default to using version 3.0.2 to benefit from the latest improvements and fixes. The MIT license ensures developers have the freedom to integrate rc-dropdown into both commercial and open-source projects without restrictions. Always consult the official rc-dropdown documentation and changelog for a comprehensive understanding of the changes introduced in version 3.0.2.

Security Vulnerabilities

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