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@types/node

12.19.11

Comparision Betweeen 12.19.11 and 12.19.10

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Version 12.19.11 Details

"@types/node" version 12.19.11 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the previous stable version 12.19.10. While both versions share the same core description, license (MIT), and repository information (DefinitelyTyped on GitHub), a key difference lies in their unpacked size. Version 12.19.11 exhibits a slightly larger unpacked size of 732156 bytes compared to version 12.19.10's 728534 bytes. This suggests that the newer version likely includes additions or modifications to the type definitions, potentially encompassing new Node.js APIs or refinements to existing ones.

Developers using "@types/node" should consider upgrading to version 12.19.11 to benefit from the latest and most accurate TypeScript definitions for Node.js. This potentially provides better type checking, improved code completion in IDEs, and reduced risk of type-related errors during development. While the change appears minor, the increased size indicates updates that might be relevant for projects targeting specific Node.js features or requiring comprehensive type coverage. Checking the changelog or commit history on the DefinitelyTyped repository for the specific changes between these versions might provide further insights into the precise nature of the updates and their potential impact. The release dates of the two versions are very close so probably the upgrade fixes a slight problem from the previous release.

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