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@types/node

11.13.19

Comparision Betweeen 11.13.19 and 11.13.18

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Version 11.13.19 Details

@types/node version 11.13.19 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the foundation laid by version 11.13.18. Both versions offer crucial type information for developers using Node.js within TypeScript projects, enabling static analysis, improved code completion, and enhanced maintainability. The core functionality remains consistent, ensuring that projects leveraging these definitions benefit from accurate and up-to-date type hints for Node.js APIs.

The key difference lies in the refinements and potential bug fixes incorporated in the newer 11.13.19 release. While the dependency list remains empty for both, suggesting no direct external dependencies were altered, the slight increase in unpacked size (631017 vs 630914) indicates subtle changes within the type definition files themselves. These changes likely address specific edge cases, correct inaccuracies, or introduce minor improvements to existing type definitions. Developers upgrading from 11.13.18 can expect a seamless transition with increased accuracy. Published on August 7th, 2019, 11.13.19 arrives after 11.13.18, published on July 17th, 2019, so its API is likely to include more recent updates to Node.js core modules. Given the MIT license, both versions offer developers the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the type definitions according to their needs. Regularly updating to the latest minor version, such as 11.13.19, is generally recommended to ensure access to the most accurate and comprehensive type information for Node.js development in TypeScript.

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