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@types/lodash

4.14.64

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Version 4.14.64 Details

@types/lodash provides TypeScript definitions for the popular JavaScript utility library, Lodash, enabling developers to leverage Lodash's extensive functionalities within their TypeScript projects with enhanced type safety and improved code completion. Version 4.14.64, released on May 5, 2017, followed shortly after version 4.14.63, which was released on April 21, 2017. Given the close release dates, the changes between these versions are likely incremental, potentially addressing bug fixes, minor type definition refinements, or compatibility adjustments rather than major feature additions.

Developers using Lodash in TypeScript environments should ensure they have the appropriate @types/lodash version installed to benefit from accurate type hinting, preventing potential runtime errors and improving the overall development experience. Upgrading from 4.14.63 to 4.14.64 is recommended to take advantage of the latest improvements, especially if encountering type-related issues with the older version. Although specific changes might be subtle, adopting the newest type definitions helps guarantee alignment with the core Lodash library and contributes to more robust and maintainable TypeScript codebases. The package is licensed under the MIT license and maintained within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub. Version upgrades within this tightly coupled release timeframe typically focus on refining the developer experience and ensuring type accuracy.

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