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@types/jest

29.0.1

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Version 29.0.1 Details

@types/jest version 29.0.1 is a minor release providing TypeScript definitions for the popular Jest testing framework, building upon the foundation laid by version 29.0.0. Both versions share the same core dependencies: expect (version ^29.0.0) for writing assertions and pretty-format (version ^29.0.0) for enhancing the readability of test results. This ensures continued compatibility with key components of the Jest ecosystem. The license remains MIT, indicating the library is freely available for use and modification.

The key difference lies in the slightly larger unpacked size of version 29.0.1 (73672 bytes) compared to 29.0.0 (73063 bytes), suggesting minor improvements, bug fixes, or updated type definitions have been incorporated. While the file count remains the same (5), the release date signifies a more recent update pushed on September 11, 2022, compared to August 29, 2022, for version 29.0.0.

For developers using TypeScript with Jest, this package provides essential type safety and autocompletion, improving the development experience and reducing potential runtime errors. Upgrading from 29.0.0 to 29.0.1 is recommended to benefit from the latest refinements and ensure the best possible type support for Jest testing. Developers should consider reviewing the changelog or release notes on the DefinitelyTyped repository to understand the specific changes introduced in version 29.0.1 and assess their impact on their projects.

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