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@types/jest

28.1.1

Comparision Betweeen 28.1.1 and 28.1.0

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Version 28.1.1 Details

@types/jest versions 28.1.1 and 28.1.0 are TypeScript definition files for the popular Jest testing framework. Both versions provide developers using TypeScript with type safety and enhanced code completion when writing Jest tests. They share the same dependencies, pretty-format and jest-matcher-utils, both at version ^27.0.0, indicating a stable base for formatting and matcher utilities. Both also maintain the same MIT license and reside within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, guaranteeing open-source availability and community maintenance.

The key difference lies in the release details. Version 28.1.1 was released on June 4, 2022, while version 28.1.0 was released earlier on June 1, 2022. This implies that version 28.1.1 likely contains bug fixes, minor improvements, or adjustments based on the previous version. The unpacked size of version 28.1.1 is also slightly larger at 73021 bytes compared to 72535 bytes for version 28.1.0, suggesting the addition of new type definitions or modifications to existing ones. Although the file count is the same, the size difference may signal internal adjustments. Developers upgrading from 28.1.0 should expect a potentially more refined and accurate set of type definitions in 28.1.1. While the changelog specifics aren't available in this data, newer is generally preferable, especially for type definitions, aiming for improved compatibility and reduced type-related issues in their Jest test suites.

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