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@types/jasmine

3.10.2

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Version 3.10.2 Details

@types/jasmine versions 3.10.1 and 3.10.2 are TypeScript definition files for the popular Jasmine testing framework, offering developers type safety and autocompletion when writing Jasmine tests in TypeScript projects. Both versions share the same fundamental purpose: to enhance the development experience by providing accurate type information for Jasmine's API. They are licensed under the MIT license and maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, ensuring quality and community support.

A notable difference lies in the release dates, with version 3.10.2 being published on November 3, 2021, subsequent to version 3.10.1's release on October 23, 2021. While both versions have a small file count, a minor unpacked size variation exists, where version 3.10.2 has one more byte of unpacked size than 3.10.1. Although seemingly insignificant, this could reflect small adjustments or fixes within the type definitions.

For developers, this upgrade implies potential improvements in type accuracy, addressing corner cases or inconsistencies that may have been present in version 3.10.1. Updating to version 3.10.2 is advisable, especially for ongoing projects, to benefit from the most current and accurate type definitions, minimizing potential type-related errors and improving code maintainability when using Jasmine with TypeScript. The changes are likely minor, making the upgrade low-risk, but testing after upgrading is always a good practice to ensure compatibility.

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