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@types/lodash

4.14.38

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Version 4.14.38 Details

These JSON objects describe two consecutive versions of the @types/lodash npm package: 4.14.37 and 4.14.38. This package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular Lo-Dash (now often referred to as Lodash) utility library, enabling developers to leverage Lodash's functionalities with strong typing and improved code completion in their TypeScript projects. Both versions share the same core characteristics: they offer TypeScript definitions for Lo-Dash 4.14, have no declared dependencies or peer dependencies, are licensed under the MIT license, and are maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub. The author list remains consistent across both versions, crediting Brian Zengel, Ilya Mochalov, and Stepan Mikhaylyuk.

The primary difference lies in their version numbers and release dates. Version 4.14.37 was released on October 5th, 2016, while version 4.14.38 followed on October 31st, 2016, approximately three weeks later. This suggests that version 4.14.38 is a patch release addressing issues or introducing minor enhancements found in 4.14.37. While the specifics of the changes are not detailed in these JSON objects, developers upgrading from 4.14.37 to 4.14.38 could expect improvements in type accuracy, bug fixes related to specific Lodash functions' type definitions, or refinements that enhance the overall TypeScript integration with Lodash. For developers either starting a new project or maintaining an existing one, utilizing the latest @types/lodash version, as always, is a good practice as it incorporates the most recent fixes and improvements to provide the best possible TypeScript support for Lodash.

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