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@types/node

10.17.13

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Version 10.17.13 Details

@types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to write type-safe Node.js applications. Version 10.17.13 arrived on December 26, 2019, following closely after version 10.17.12, released just three days prior on December 23, 2019.

Both versions share identical characteristics in terms of dependencies—having none—licensing under MIT, and repository location within the DefinitelyTyped project on GitHub. They also appear to be equivalent in terms of package contents, both containing 49 files and unpacking to a size of 615977 bytes.

The key differentiator between these versions lies in their release dates. While the changes aren't immediately apparent without digging into the commit history between these dates on the DefinitelyTyped repository, the update from 10.17.12 to 10.17.13 likely contains minor bug fixes, potentially addressing specific edge cases or inaccuracies in the type definitions.

For developers using or considering @types/node, upgrading from 10.17.12 to 10.17.13 is recommended. It's advisable to check the DefinitelyTyped repository's commit history between December 23rd and 26th, 2019, for the precise details of the changes. Even though the differences might be subtle, staying up-to-date with the latest definitions ensures the most accurate type checking and the best development experience when working with Node.js in TypeScript. Regular updates contribute to application stability and prevent potential type-related issues.

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