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@types/node

14.18.25

Comparision Betweeen 14.18.25 and 14.18.24

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Version 14.18.25 Details

The @types/node package provides essential TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to leverage the benefits of static typing within their Node.js projects. Version 14.18.25, released on August 21, 2022, follows closely on the heels of version 14.18.24, which was released on August 15, 2022.

Examining the provided metadata, the core characteristics of both versions appear largely consistent. The description remains the same, emphasizing the package's role in providing TypeScript definitions. They share identical dependencies (none), license (MIT), repository details (DefinitelyTyped), file count (49), and unpacked size (782061 bytes). This suggests that the update from 14.18.24 to 14.18.25 is likely a patch release focusing on minor bug fixes, refinements, or documentation updates rather than introducing significant new features or API changes.

The key difference lies in the release date, with version 14.18.25 being the more recent. For developers, this means opting for the latest version is generally recommended to benefit from any recent improvements or addressed issues. While the unchanged file count and unpacked size suggest a small incremental change, staying up-to-date ensures compatibility and stability within your Node.js TypeScript development environment. Developers should consult the changelog or release notes (usually available on the DefinitelyTyped repository) for specific details regarding the changes incorporated in version 14.18.25.

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