Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

The @types/lodash package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular Lodash utility library. Version 4.14.95 was released on January 24, 2018, shortly after version 4.14.94 which was released on January 23, 2018. Examining the metadata, the core differences appear to only relate to the release date and the specific tarball URL pointing to the package content. The dependencies listed for both versions are empty, suggesting the changes were likely internal to the type definitions themselves, rather than involving external package updates.

For developers using TypeScript and Lodash, these definitions are invaluable. They enable strong typing for Lodash functions, catch errors during compilation, and improve code completion in editors. If you're already incorporating Lodash into your TypeScript project, upgrading to the latest available @types/lodash package (currently referencing these older versions for analysis) is highly recommended for the most accurate and comprehensive type information. Between versions 4.14.94 and 4.14.95, the subtle differences would primarily involve fixes or enhancements within the type definitions, possibly addressing specific edge cases or expanding coverage of Lodash functionalities. Developers should always review change logs or release notes (if available) to understand the precise nature of updates when upgrading between versions, even seemingly minor ones. Ensure that your usage of Lodash aligns well with the updated type definitions to maximize the benefits of TypeScript's static analysis.