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@types/luxon

3.3.8

Comparision Betweeen 3.3.8 and 3.3.7

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Version 3.3.8 Details

The npm package @types/luxon provides TypeScript definitions for the Luxon library, a powerful tool for working with dates and times in JavaScript. Version 3.3.8, released on January 3, 2024, builds upon the previous stable version 3.3.7, released on December 4, 2023. While both versions maintain the same core purpose and licensing (MIT), several subtle differences may be important for developers.

The most immediately visible change is the increase in unpackedSize, from 115585 bytes in version 3.3.7 to 116038 bytes in version 3.3.8. This suggests the newer version contains slight additions or modifications to the type definitions, potentially offering enhanced type safety or support for new Luxon features. Both versions have same fileCount with 15 files.

Developers already using Luxon with TypeScript should consider upgrading to version 3.3.8 to benefit from these potential improvements. Specifically, changes in type definitions would enhance the type safety of their codebase. For new users, starting with the latest version (3.3.8) is recommended to ensure compatibility and access to the most up-to-date type information. Always refer to the changelog (if available) and test your application thoroughly after upgrading to confirm compatibility and leverage any new features or fixes. Regularly updating type definitions keeps your project aligned with the latest version of the Luxon library, reducing the risk of type-related errors and improving code maintainability.

Security Vulnerabilities

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