React Hook Form is a popular library for building performant and flexible forms in React applications, leveraging React Hooks for efficient state management and reducing the amount of boilerplate code. Comparing versions 6.9.1 and 6.9.0, developers will find a subtle but potentially impactful update. While the core functionality remains consistent, the key difference lies in the updated dist object. This object provides information about the packaged and published version. Specifically, version 6.9.1 features a slightly increased unpackedSize (1588423 bytes) compared to version 6.9.0 (1585304 bytes).
This small increase in size could indicate minor bug fixes, performance improvements, or updated dependencies bundled within the library. While the changelog should be consulted for a definitive answer, developers should be aware that upgrading from 6.9.0 to 6.9.1 *may* result in a slightly larger bundle size for their application, though the increase is likely negligible. Both versions maintain the same peer dependency on React (version ^16.8.0), ensuring compatibility across a range of React projects. Developers already using React Hook Form in their projects will likely experience a seamless upgrade to 6.9.1, potentially benefiting from the under-the-hood improvements. The library's focus on performance, validation and extensibility remains in each version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 6.9.1 of the package react-hook-form