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@types/node

10.14.13

Comparision Betweeen 10.14.13 and 10.14.12

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 10.14.13 Details

@types/node version 10.14.13 represents a subtle but important update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the foundation laid by version 10.14.12. Both versions provide essential type information for developers writing Node.js applications in TypeScript, ensuring type safety and improved code completion within their IDEs. The core functionalities remain consistent between the two, as demonstrated by the empty dependencies field in both packages, indicating no additional external dependencies were introduced or removed.

The key difference lies within the increased unpacked size of version 10.14.13, which has a slightly larger footprint of 593190 bytes compared to 10.14.12's 593157 bytes. This suggests minor modifications, likely involving additions or refinements to existing type definitions. These adjustments could include enhanced support for newer Node.js APIs, improved accuracy in existing definitions, or the inclusion of previously missing type information. While the file count remains constant at 49, the increase in size points to internal changes within those files.

Developers upgrading to 10.14.13 can expect seamless compatibility with their existing code while benefiting from a potentially more complete and accurate representation of the Node.js API within their TypeScript projects. The updated release date, July 17, 2019, signifies a more recent and potentially refined type definition package, addressing any known issues existing in version 10.14.12, released on July 3, 2019. This makes it a worthwhile update for developers seeking the most up-to-date and reliable TypeScript support for their Node.js applications.

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