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@types/jest

21.1.10

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Version 21.1.10 Details

@types/jest versions 21.1.10 and 21.1.9 offer TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript testing framework, Jest. Both versions share the same core purpose of providing type safety and enhanced developer experience when writing Jest tests in TypeScript projects. Developers leveraging these type definitions benefit from features like autocompletion, type checking, and improved code maintainability, leading to fewer runtime errors and a more robust testing suite. The license for both is under the permissive MIT license. The code is managed on GitHub, within the DefinitelyTyped repository, a reliable source for TypeScript type definitions.

The noticeable difference lies in their release dates, with version 21.1.10 released on December 28, 2017, after version 21.1.9, released on December 20, 2017. This indicates that version 21.1.10 is a subsequent release, likely including bug fixes, minor improvements, or updated type definitions to better align with the Jest framework's evolution. While the provided data doesn't explicitly detail specific changes, developers should prefer the newer 21.1.10 version since it ideally incorporates the latest refinements and addresses any potential issues present in the previous 21.1.9 release. For developers using Jest with TypeScript, staying up-to-date with the latest @types/jest package ensures compatibility and access to the most accurate type information available, optimizing their testing workflow and code quality.

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