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@types/luxon

3.2.0

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Version 3.2.0 Details

@types/luxon provides TypeScript definitions for the popular Luxon library, enabling type safety and improved developer experience when working with dates and times in TypeScript projects. Version 3.2.0 arrives with a refreshed set of definitions, building upon the foundation laid by version 3.1.0. While both versions maintain the same core structure, license (MIT), and origin from the DefinitelyTyped repository, a key distinction lies in the increased unpacked size, climbing from 114175 bytes in 3.1.0 to 115991 bytes in 3.2.0. This suggests the addition or modification of type definitions, potentially including enhancements to existing types, new type declarations, or refined interfaces to better reflect the evolving Luxon API.

The release date difference is also noteworthy, with version 3.2.0 being published on December 31, 2022, significantly later than version 3.1.0's November 4, 2022 release. This time gap implies accumulated updates addressing bug fixes, API refinements, or better alignment with the core Luxon library's updates during that period. For developers, upgrading to version 3.2.0 likely provides a more accurate and comprehensive representation of Luxon's type system, potentially resolving typing issues encountered in 3.1.0 and offering improved code completion and static analysis within their IDEs. The file count remains constant at 14, indicating changes are within existing definition files rather than the addition of new ones.

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