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@types/lodash

4.14.86

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Version 4.14.86 Details

The @types/lodash package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular Lo-Dash/Lodash utility library, crucial for developers using Lodash in TypeScript projects to ensure type safety and enhance code completion. Version 4.14.86, released on November 28, 2017, follows version 4.14.85, released on November 11, 2017. While both versions share the same core purpose – to offer TypeScript definitions for Lodash – the newer release likely incorporates updates and refinements over its predecessor.

Given the relatively short time between releases (approximately two weeks), the changes between version 4.14.85 and 4.14.86 are expected to be incremental. Developers upgrading to version 4.14.86 should anticipate improvements such as bug fixes related to specific type definitions, enhanced accuracy in existing definitions, or potentially the addition of definitions for newly introduced Lodash features (if any).

For TypeScript developers leveraging Lodash, keeping the @types/lodash package up-to-date is generally a good practice. Utilizing the latest version ensures the most accurate and comprehensive type information, minimizing potential type-related errors and improving the overall development experience. Although the changelog isn't provided, the quick release cycle suggests addressing of minor issues or alignment with Lodash changes. Therefore, upgrading to @types/lodash@4.14.86 from @types/lodash@4.14.85 is recommended for a smoother and more robust TypeScript integration with Lodash.

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