React Router DOM has seen a subtle but potentially impactful update with the release of version 6.20.1, succeeding the previous stable version 6.20.0. While both versions maintain the core functionality of declarative routing for React web applications, offering developers a robust and flexible system for managing navigation, a closer look reveals key differences. The primary change lies in the updated dependencies. Version 6.20.1 now relies on react-router version 6.20.1 and @remix-run/router version 1.13.1, whereas version 6.20.0 used react-router 6.20.0 and @remix-run/router 1.13.0. These dependency updates likely include bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new features within those underlying packages. Developers considering upgrading should review the changelogs for both react-router and @remix-run/router to fully understand the scope of these changes.
Beyond the dependency bumps, the unpacked size of the package has slightly increased from 847,620 bytes in 6.20.0 to 849,559 bytes in 6.20.1. This suggests minor additions or adjustments to the codebase. Crucially, both versions share identical peer dependencies, requiring React and React DOM versions of >=16.8, meaning the update should be seamless for most existing React projects. Released on December 1, 2023, version 6.20.1 arrives just nine days after version 6.20.0, which came out on November 22, 2023, indicating a quick follow-up release likely addressing immediate concerns or refinements identified in the earlier version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 6.20.1 of the package react-router-dom