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@types/lodash

4.14.162

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.162 and 4.14.161

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Distributed Files

706

Unpacked Size

837.61 KB

Version 4.14.162 Details

The @types/lodash package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript utility library, Lodash. Version 4.14.162 builds upon the previous stable version, 4.14.161, offering developers updated and refined type information to enhance their TypeScript development experience with Lodash. Both versions share the same core purpose: to enable strong typing and improved code intelligence when using Lodash within TypeScript projects. They are distributed under the MIT license and originate from the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, ensuring community maintenance and quality.

While the file count remains consistent at 706 files, a slight increase in the unpacked size from 857708 bytes in version 4.14.161 to 857710 bytes in 4.14.162 suggests minor adjustments and refinements within the type definitions. Developers migrating to the newer version can expect potentially improved type accuracy, addressing any reported issues or inconsistencies present in the earlier release. The release date also marks a key difference with version 4.14.162 released on October 11, 2020, succeeding the version 4.14.161 released on August 29, 2020. This indicates that the newer version incorporates several weeks of updates and potentially resolves bugs discovered during that period. Developers should always upgrade to the latest stable version (within their compatibility range) to benefit from the most accurate and complete type definitions available.

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