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@types/lodash

4.14.139

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.139 and 4.14.138

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1406

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1.77 MB

Version 4.14.139 Details

Version 4.14.139 of @types/lodash brings incremental improvements to the TypeScript definitions for the popular Lodash utility library. Released on September 23, 2019, it builds upon the previous stable version, 4.14.138, released on August 27, 2019. While both versions maintain the same structure with no listed dependencies and utilize the MIT license, developers will find subtle differences that might influence their choice.

Key improvements in this specific release include a minor increase in the unpacked size of the package, growing from 1,856,905 bytes to 1,857,445 bytes. While the number of files remains consistent at 1406, this slight increase in the unpacked size might indicate refined or expanded type definitions. For TypeScript developers working with Lodash, utilizing the latest version helps guarantee accurate type checking and autocompletion, leading to a smoother and more reliable development experience.

If you're a TypeScript developer leveraging Lodash in your projects, updating to the latest @types/lodash version is generally recommended to benefit from the most up-to-date and accurate type information. Regularly updating your type definitions ensures compatibility with the newest Lodash features and improvements, and ultimately strengthens the overall type safety of your TypeScript code. The consistent repository location under DefinitelyTyped ensures a trusted and maintained source for these definitions.

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