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@types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to leverage static typing within their Node.js projects with enhanced code completion, error detection, and overall maintainability. Comparing version 14.18.49 (released June 10, 2023) with the prior stable version 14.18.48 (released May 25, 2023), we observe subtle yet potentially important differences. While both versions share the same core description, license (MIT), repository location, and number of files (95) within the package, a closer look at the dist section reveals changes. The unpacked size of version 14.18.49 is slightly larger at 1581052 bytes compared to 1580842 bytes in version 14.18.48, indicating additions, modifications, or adjustments to the type definitions themselves. Although the exact nature of these modifications isn't explicitly detailed, developers should be mindful of this size change, particularly if storage space is a concern. The update signifies ongoing refinements and improvements to the type definitions, potentially addressing bug fixes, adding support for newer Node.js features, or enhancing the accuracy of existing definitions. For developers, upgrading from 14.18.48 to 14.18.49 should generally be a seamless process, offering potentially more accurate and comprehensive type information for their Node.js code. Always review changelogs or relevant release notes on the DefinitelyTyped repository to fully understand the specifics of the changes between versions.