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@types/inquirer

0.0.33

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Version 0.0.33 Details

The @types/inquirer package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular Inquirer.js interactive command-line prompt library, enabling developers to leverage static typing and code completion when working with Inquirer in TypeScript projects. Comparing versions 0.0.32 and 0.0.33, a notable difference lies in the maintainership. Version 0.0.32 credits "Qubo" as the author, while version 0.0.33 lacks explicit author information, suggesting a possible shift in maintainership or a community-driven update. Both versions share the same core dependencies, requiring the "@types/rx" and "@types/through" packages, ensuring compatibility with RxJS and the 'through' stream wrapper. The license remains consistent as MIT. The release date reveals a significant gap, with version 0.0.32 published in November 2016 and version 0.0.33 in April 2017, indicating a period of roughly five months between releases, probably spent fixing bugs or adding new definitions for Inquirer.js. For developers, upgrading to version 0.0.33 or later is generally recommended to benefit from the latest type definitions, contributing to improved code quality and reducing potential runtime errors. While the change log between these specific minor versions may be minimal, keeping type definitions up-to-date ensures compatibility with the evolving Inquirer.js library and TypeScript ecosystem.

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