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@types/lodash

4.14.48

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Version 4.14.48 Details

These two versions of the @types/lodash package, specifically versions 4.14.47 and 4.14.48, provide TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript utility library, Lo-Dash. Both versions share the same core characteristics: they offer type safety and improved developer experience when using Lo-Dash in TypeScript projects. They're both distributed under the MIT license and maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository which ensure that contributions are peer-reviewed and aligned with current TypeScript best practices. The packages are authored by the same team of dedicated maintainers. The difference between the two versions lies in the release dates: v4.14.47 was published on January 6th, 2017, while v4.14.48 was published shortly after, on January 9th, 2017. This suggests that the update between these versions are likely to involve bug fixes, minor improvements, or perhaps aligning the TypeScript definitions more closely with the underlying Lo-Dash library. For developers using Lo-Dash with TypeScript, upgrading to the newer version (4.14.48) is generally recommended, as it likely incorporates the latest refinements and ensures compatibility. While the changes might not be groundbreaking, incremental updates like these contribute to a more stable and reliable development workflow. Developers should always consult the changelog (if available) or commit history in the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub for a detailed breakdown of the precise modifications included in the new version.

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