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@types/jasmine

3.10.0

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Version 3.10.0 Details

@types/jasmine provides TypeScript definitions for the Jasmine testing framework, enabling developers to write type-safe Jasmine tests in their TypeScript projects. Comparing versions 3.10.0 and 3.9.1 reveals incremental improvements, primarily reflected in the unpacked size, which increased slightly from 56911 to 57313 bytes. While the core dependencies remain unchanged, indicating no breaking API changes, the updated definition likely brings enhanced accuracy and coverage of the Jasmine API, reflecting updates and refinements within the Jasmine framework itself.

The release date difference shows that version 3.10.0 was published roughly a month after 3.9.1. Developers using Jasmine with TypeScript benefit from these updated definitions, ensuring their tests accurately reflect the latest Jasmine features and best practices. The MIT license remains consistent across both versions, allowing for flexibility in usage and modification. The repository link directs developers to the DefinitelyTyped repository, a reputable source for TypeScript definitions, allowing easy access to the project's source code and issue tracker. Users migrating from 3.9.1 to 3.10.0 can expect a seamless transition, with the primary benefit being improved type safety and more accurate representation of Jasmine's API surface, ultimately leading to more reliable and maintainable test suites. The updated version provides an enhanced developer experience when working with Jasmine tests in TypeScript.

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