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@types/lodash

4.14.191

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Version 4.14.191 Details

@types/lodash version 4.14.191 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for the popular utility library, Lo-Dash, following the previous stable release, version 4.14.190. Published on November 30, 2022, approximately one week after version 4.14.190 (released on November 23, 2022), this incremental update includes refinements and potential bug fixes to enhance the accuracy and completeness of the type definitions. While the file count remains consistent at 1411, there is a slight reduction in unpacked size from 1719932 bytes to 1719929 bytes indicating minor optimizations.

For developers using Lo-Dash in TypeScript projects, this update ensures enhanced type safety and improved developer experience, facilitating more robust and maintainable code. The updated definitions allow TypeScript's compiler to provide more accurate autocompletion, type checking, and error detection when working with Lo-Dash functions. While the core functionality of Lo-Dash remains unchanged, these updated type definitions guarantee a smoother integration within TypeScript projects. The MIT license ensures open and free usage. Always refer to the official DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub for the complete history and details of changes within these type definitions. Given the nature of type definition updates, developers are encouraged to adopt the latest version to benefit from the most accurate and comprehensive type information available for Lo-Dash.

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