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@types/node

12.7.10

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Version 12.7.10 Details

@types/node version 12.7.10, released on October 3rd, 2019, provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, offering developers type safety and improved tooling when working with Node.js in TypeScript projects. This release follows closely on the heels of version 12.7.9, published just a day prior on October 2nd, 2019, highlighting active maintenance of the type definitions. Both versions share the same MIT license, making them free to use in a wide range of projects, and are sourced from the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, a community-driven collection of TypeScript definitions for JavaScript libraries. While seemingly similar at first glance, a key difference lies in the unpacked size of the package. Version 12.7.10 weighs in at 643,332 bytes when unpacked, slightly smaller than version 12.7.9 which has an unpacked size of 643,618 bytes. This small reduction might indicate minor optimizations or removal of redundant code within the type definitions. For developers, this means potentially a slightly smaller footprint in their node_modules directory after installation. With 49 files each, both versions likely provide comprehensive type coverage for Node.js core modules. Upgrading from 12.7.9 to 12.7.10 is advisable to benefit from the latest refinements and ensure compatibility with potentially newer Node.js features or TypeScript compiler improvements. Always consult the DefinitelyTyped repository or associated changelogs for comprehensive details about specific type definition updates and potential breaking changes between versions.

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