@types/node version 14.0.14, released on June 24, 2020, provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, essential for developers using TypeScript with Node.js. This version builds upon the previous stable release, version 14.0.13, which was released on June 9, 2020. While both versions share the same core characteristics – MIT license, an empty dependencies list (meaning they don't rely on other specific npm packages directly for type definitions), the same repository location on DefinitelyTyped, a file count of 63, and an unpacked size of 706337 bytes – the key difference lies fundamentally in the date.
The newer version (14.0.14) incorporates refinements and potentially bug fixes or updated definitions that occurred between June 9th and June 24th. For developers, this is important to consider in terms of keeping your typings aligned with the specific features and API behavior of Node.js versions they are targeting. Though the changes aren't explicitly detailed in provided metadata, it's essential to upgrade to the latest @types/node package version to ensure the most accurate and comprehensive type safety in their TypeScript projects, especially when working with the latest Node.js features or addressing potential compatibility issues which the former version didn't addressed.
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