Vue Router is a vital tool for Single Page Application (SPA) development with Vue.js, enabling navigation between different views without full page reloads. Comparing versions 4.0.11 and 4.0.10 reveals subtle but important updates for Vue 3 projects. Both versions share core dependencies like @vue/devtools-api for enhanced debugging, ensuring a smooth developer experience.
Key differences lie primarily in the development dependencies, reflecting updates in the tooling ecosystem. Version 4.0.11 upgrades several tools, including vue-tsc for TypeScript checking, @vitejs/plugin-vue for the Vite build tool, and various @rollup/plugin-* packages for optimized bundling. These upgrades suggest improvements in build performance, TypeScript support, and overall development workflow. The update to typescript itself (4.3.5 in 4.0.11 vs 4.3.4 in 4.0.10) ensures compatibility with the latest language features.
While the peer dependency on Vue remains at ^3.0.0 for both, the updated dev dependencies in version 4.0.11 indicate a focus on leveraging the latest build tools and improvements in the Vue 3 ecosystem. Developers should consider upgrading to 4.0.11 for potential performance gains during development and improved compatibility with modern web development workflows, particularly if using Vite or TypeScript. The slight increase in unpacked size in 4.0.11 might be attributed to these updated dependencies.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 4.0.11 of the package vue-router