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@types/node

14.14.17

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Version 14.14.17 Details

@types/node version 14.14.17 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the previous stable version, 14.14.16. Both versions offer comprehensive TypeScript definitions, essential for developers utilizing TypeScript in their Node.js projects, enabling type safety and improved code completion within IDEs. The core functionality remains consistent, providing type definitions for Node.js's built-in modules, ensuring your TypeScript code correctly interacts with the Node.js runtime.

The key difference between the two versions lies in the subtle refinements and potential bug fixes incorporated in the newer release. While both versions share the same file count (57), version 14.14.17 has a slightly larger unpacked size of 742964 bytes compared to 742910 bytes in version 14.14.16. This suggests that the update includes small adjustments to the definitions which can represent fixes and updated type definitions within the module. Released on December 30, 2020, version 14.14.17 follows the December 23, 2020 release of version 14.14.16.

For developers, deciding between these versions often comes down to a preference for the most up-to-date definitions and potential bug fixes. Unless encountering specific issues with version 14.14.16, upgrading to 14.14.17 is generally recommended to benefit from the latest improvements and refinements. Both versions are MIT licensed and available via the npm registry providing an easy instalation.

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