Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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react-dom

0.14.7

Comparision Betweeen 0.14.7 and 0.14.6

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Version 0.14.7 Details

React DOM versions 0.14.7 and 0.14.6 represent incremental updates to Facebook's React library, specifically focusing on DOM interactions. Both versions are described as "React package for working with the DOM," highlighting their core function. Key differences lie in their dependencies and release dates. Version 0.14.7 introduces declared dependencies as an empty object, implying no direct, mandatory dependencies beyond peer requirements, while the older version lacked these dependencies as an object literal. More importantly version 0.14.7 depends on react version "^0.14.7", while the version 0.14.6 depends on react version "^0.14.6". The version 0.14.7 was released on January 28, 2016, whereas version 0.14.6 was released earlier on January 6, 2016, suggesting 0.14.7 incorporates bug fixes or minor enhancements accumulated during that period.

For developers, understanding these nuances is crucial during upgrades. The peer dependency on a compatible React core version dictates the overall React ecosystem version a project should adopt. Choosing the newer react-dom version entails aligning the project to the corresponding peer react version, potentially unlocking newer features or stability improvements offered in the React core. While seemingly minor, these point releases often address compatibility issues or performance bottlenecks, making them worthwhile updates for projects already using React 0.14.x. Always consult the React changelog for detailed release notes.

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