Styled Components 5.3.4 represents a refined iteration of the popular CSS-in-JS library, building upon the foundation laid by version 5.3.3. Developers considering an upgrade will find subtle but important differences in dependencies and distribution details. While both versions share the same fundamental purpose of enabling visual primitives for component-based styling, the newer release integrates updated @emotion/is-prop-valid (version 1.1.0 vs 0.8.8) which refines the validation of HTML props passed to styled components, which potentially improves stability and resolves compatibility issues, and include performance enhancement thanks to a smaller @emotion/stylis update(@emotion/stylis":"^0.8.4" for both versions)
Furthermore, there's a change in the package's distribution. Version 5.3.4 has a larger fileCount (607 vs. 40) and unpackedSize (3407120 vs 2900299), which may indicate the inclusion of additional assets,optimizations or bug fixes. The difference it the devDependencies might be some optimizations for the package.
For developers already using Styled Components, upgrading to 5.3.4 is recommended due to the potential benefits of improved prop validation and any subtle optimizations. Before upgrading it is important to check the changelog for the skipped versions to see the full changes.For new users, starting with the latest version ensures access to the most up-to-date features,dependency versions, and bug fixes. Both versions maintain compatibility with React versions >= 16.8.0, ensuring smooth integration with modern React projects.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.3.4 of the package styled-components