Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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zone.js

0.8.27

Comparision Betweeen 0.8.27 and 0.8.26

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

109

107

Unpacked Size

1.41 MB

1.35 MB

Version 0.8.27 Details

Zone.js 0.8.27 is a minor update to the zones for JavaScript library, building upon the solid foundation of version 0.8.26. Both versions share the same core purpose: providing execution contexts that persist across asynchronous operations, simplifying debugging and profiling in complex JavaScript applications, especially those built with frameworks like Angular. The MIT license ensures developers have the freedom to use it in a wide variety of projects.

A notable difference lies in the updated development dependencies. Version 0.8.27 bumps the rxjs dependency to ^6.2.1, whereas version 0.8.26 relies on an older rxjs version,specifically 5.5.3. Developers using RxJS should verify compatibility with either version. Typescript has also been updated from 2.5.2 to ^3.0.3. Beyond this, developers should notice updates to @types/node which has changed from ^6.0.96 to ^9.x. The unpacked size of the newer version (1482286) has slightly increased compared to the older build (1417650).This can mostly have an impact for very large scale applications. Also, the file count changed from 107 to 109.

For developers integrating Zone.js into their projects, these changes might necessitate adjustments to their build processes and testing strategies, specifically around RxJS and TypeScript. Given the nature of the update, developers should consult the changelog for Zone.js to understand all the specific changes, but the core features of time zone management and asynchronous task wrapping remain consistent between the versions. Remember to check for compatibility details if integrating with Angular, other JavaScript libraries, or specific browser environments.

Security Vulnerabilities

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