React Router DOM, a popular library for declarative routing in React web applications, saw a new release with version 6.13.0 following closely on the heels of version 6.12.1. Both versions maintain the same core functionality and licensing under the MIT license, ensuring continued ease of use and integration into various projects. While the fundamental purpose of declarative routing remains consistent, there are subtle differences that developers will find noteworthy.
The key distinction lies in the updated dependency on react-router, which jumps from version 6.12.1 to 6.13.0. Both rely on @remix-run/router version 1.6.3. This suggests that the newer version incorporates refinements, bug fixes, or potentially new features within the core routing logic itself, prompting users to upgrade for the latest improvements.
The unpacked size of version 6.13.0 slightly increased to 605446 compared to 601193 in version 6.12.1. This means is possible that the new version introduced more code, assets, or functionalities, while maintaining the same number of files (23).
The release dates also highlight the recency of version 6.13.0, published on June 14, 2023, compared to June 8, 2023, for version 6.12.1. Developers should consider these factors when deciding whether to update, weighing the potential benefits of the latest features and fixes against the stability and familiarity of the older version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 6.13.0 of the package react-router-dom
