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@types/lodash

4.14.138

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.138 and 4.14.137

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1.77 MB

Version 4.14.138 Details

@types/lodash version 4.14.138 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for the popular Lo-Dash utility library, building upon the previous stable release, 4.14.137. Released on August 27, 2019, it arrived approximately 11 days after version 4.14.137. Developers incorporating Lo-Dash into TypeScript projects will find that this incremental upgrade primarily offers refinements to the existing type definitions.

A notable, although subtle, difference lies in the package size. Version 4.14.138 includes 1406 files within the tarball, whereas the preceding version possessed 1404 files, hinting to potential new or modified typings. While the unpacked size has increased slightly from 1856795 to 1856905 bytes, the relatively magnitude of this change suggests that few, if any, major features have been introduced. Instead it probably contains minor fixes, refinements, and potentially improved type coverage of existing Lo-Dash functions.

For developers, this means a smoother and more accurate development experience with Lo-Dash in TypeScript. Upgrading to version 4.14.138 should be a straightforward process, unlikely to introduce breaking changes, while potentially resolving specific type-related issues encountered in the previous version. Lo-Dash remains a valuable asset for various Javascript projects, and having up-to-date, accurate type definitions makes incorporating this package into new and existing TypeScript projects more simple.

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