React Router DOM saw a minor update from version 5.0.0 to 5.0.1, introducing subtle yet impactful enhancements for developers. Both versions provide DOM bindings for React Router, simplifying navigation within web applications. Core dependencies like history, prop-types, loose-envify, react-router, tiny-warning, @babel/runtime, and tiny-invariant remain consistent, ensuring API stability.
The update primarily focuses on development dependencies and tooling, showcasing improvements in the build and testing process. Version 5.0.1 upgrades several key tools including eslint to ^5.16.0, rollup to ^0.66.6, babel-jest to ^24.8.0, @babel/core to ^7.1.2, jest-circus to ^24.8.0, rollup-plugin-babel to ^4.3.2, rollup-plugin-uglify to ^6.0.2 and rollup-plugin-replace to ^2.2.0. These enhancements likely contribute to better code linting, more efficient bundling, and improved testing capabilities, ultimately leading to a more streamlined development experience. While the core functionality remains largely unchanged, developers benefit from a refined toolchain that aids in building robust and maintainable React Router DOM applications. React and React DOM are still on version ^16.5.2 and the peer dependency of react is >=15 for both versions.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.0.1 of the package react-router-dom
