@types/node versions 11.15.35 and 11.15.36 offer TypeScript definitions for Node.js, vital for developers using TypeScript to ensure type safety and improve code quality. The core function remains constant: providing accurate type information to enhance the development experience when interacting with Node.js APIs. Both versions share identical dependencies (none), license (MIT), and repository source, reinforcing their origin from the DefinitelyTyped project. They are distributed as gzipped tar archives through the npm registry.
The key difference lies in the release date and, subtly, the unpacked size of the package and likely containing new definitions or minor adjustments. Version 11.15.36 was released on November 17, 2020, succeeding version 11.15.35, which was released on October 28, 2020. The small increase in unpacked size from 639,948 bytes in version 11.15.35 to 639,974 bytes in version 11.15.36 suggests minor additions or updates to the type definitions.
For developers, upgrading from 11.15.35 to 11.15.36 is generally recommended to leverage the latest type definitions, addressing potential bug fixes or newly supported Node.js features. While the change appears incremental, it's essential to stay current with type definition packages to maintain accurate type checking and prevent compatibility issues as the Node.js environment evolves. Developers should always consult the DefinitelyTyped repository or related changelogs for a detailed list of specific changes included in the newer version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 11.15.36 of the package @types/node