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@types/glob

5.0.36

Comparision Betweeen 5.0.36 and 5.0.35

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Version 5.0.36 Details

The @types/glob package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular glob library, which is essential for developers working with file system operations in Node.js environments. Examining versions 5.0.36 and 5.0.35 reveals subtle but important differences for TypeScript developers aiming for type safety and accuracy.

Version 5.0.36, released on September 19, 2018, builds upon the foundation laid by version 5.0.35, released on January 23, 2018. Crucially, while both versions share the same dependencies (@types/node, @types/events, and @types/minimatch), version 5.0.36 boasts a more complete distribution package. This is evident in the dist object, which details a fileCount of 4 and an unpackedSize of 6024 in version 5.0.36, information absent from the 5.0.35 package data. This suggests that version 5.0.36 may contain additional or refined type definitions, potentially addressing edge cases or expanding the coverage of the glob API.

For developers, this means that upgrading to version 5.0.36 may lead to improved type checking and fewer type-related errors during development. While the core dependencies remain the same, the increased file count and unpacked size hint at a potential expansion or refinement of the type definitions, contributing to a more robust and accurate TypeScript experience when working with the glob library. Using the latest version ensures you benefit from any bug fixes or enhancements included in the newer release.

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