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@types/node

16.18.111

Comparision Betweeen 16.18.111 and 16.18.110

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Version 16.18.111 Details

The npm package @types/node provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, crucial for developers using TypeScript to build Node.js applications. These definitions enable type checking, autocompletion, and other editor features that significantly enhance the development experience and code quality.

Comparing versions 16.18.110 and 16.18.111, both share the same core attributes: they are MIT licensed, have no dependencies, and are sourced from the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub. The key differences lie in their release dates and unpacked size. Version 16.18.111 was released on September 25, 2024, at 22:08:25.144Z, a few hours after version 16.18.110, which was released on the same day at 17:38:05.813Z. Furthermore, the unpacked size of version 16.18.111 is slightly larger at 1812308 bytes compared to 1812029 bytes for the older version. This small difference suggests that version 16.18.111 includes minor updates or fixes compared to 16.18.110.

For developers, upgrading to the latest version (16.18.111) is generally recommended to benefit from the most recent type definitions and potential bug fixes, even if the changes appear minor. The updated definitions ensure better compatibility with the latest Node.js features and libraries, improving the overall reliability and maintainability of TypeScript-based Node.js projects. Always check the DefinitelyTyped repository if you want to know the specifics about the changes of a specific version.

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