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@types/lodash

4.14.199

Comparision Betweeen 4.14.199 and 4.14.198

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707

Unpacked Size

842.99 KB

842.9 KB

Version 4.14.199 Details

The npm package @types/lodash provides TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript utility library, Lodash. Version 4.14.199, released on September 22, 2023, follows closely on the heels of the previous stable version, 4.14.198, released on September 5, 2023. Both offer the same core functionality: enhancing TypeScript projects with accurate type information for Lodash functions, allowing developers to leverage Lodash's extensive toolkit with full type safety and autocompletion in their IDEs.

While the core purpose remains consistent, developers should note a few key differences. The unpackedSize in version 4.14.199 is slightly larger, increasing from 863128 bytes to 863219 bytes, suggesting a minor adjustment in the included type definitions, potentially a bug fix, or an update to reflect the latest Lodash features. The file count remains the same (707), indicating that the structural organization of the package has not changed. For developers, the increment in version number signifies that there were changes done, and upgrading to version 4.14.199 is advised because the changes are usually minor fixes or small updates. It's also worth checking the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub for more detailed commit history regarding the specific changes made in the latest release. These deltas are crucial for developers aiming to stay current with the best practices and ensuring optimal compatibility with their TypeScript projects which uses Lodash.

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