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@types/babel__standalone

7.1.9

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Version 7.1.9 Details

The @types/babel__standalone package provides TypeScript definitions for the @babel/standalone library, enabling developers to write type-safe code when using Babel's standalone build within TypeScript projects. Version 7.1.9, released on November 12, 2024, is a minor update from the previous stable version 7.1.8, released just two days prior on November 10, 2024. Both versions share identical dependencies on @babel/types, @babel/parser, @types/babel__core, @types/babel__traverse, and @types/babel__generator, ensuring compatibility with the corresponding Babel ecosystem packages.

The key difference lies in the dependency @types/babel__template. Version 7.1.9 depends on @types/babel__template version 7.4.4, while the older 7.1.8 depends on @types/babel__template which is an unreleased version 7.4.9999. This suggests that the newer version 7.1.9 resolves a potential issue or brings more stability related to @types/babel__template dependency by using the last stable of the package.

Developers using @babel/standalone in TypeScript projects should upgrade to version 7.1.9 to benefit from this potential stability improvement. Staying current with the latest type definitions enhances code maintainability, reduces the risk of runtime errors, and provides improved tooling support within the TypeScript environment. The relatively small unpacked size and file count of both versions indicate a lightweight package, minimizing impact on project build times and bundle sizes.

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