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@types/node

18.13.0

Comparision Betweeen 18.13.0 and 18.11.19

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

125

Unpacked Size

3.42 MB

3.41 MB

Version 18.13.0 Details

@types/node version 18.13.0 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the previous stable version 18.11.19. Both versions maintain the same core purpose: providing accurate and comprehensive type information for Node.js APIs, enabling TypeScript developers to write safer, more maintainable code with improved tooling support like autocompletion and error checking.

While the dependency list and license remain unchanged, the nuanced differences between these versions lie in the details. Version 18.13.0, released on February 7, 2023, exhibits a slightly larger unpacked size of 3,588,449 bytes compared to version 18.11.19's 3,576,202 bytes, released a few days earlier on February 4, 2023. This approximately 12KB increase suggests refinements and additions to the type definitions themselves, potentially encompassing new features introduced in Node.js, bug fixes in existing definitions, or enhanced type safety for existing APIs. The file count holding steady at 125 indicates that the increase pertains to the content of the files rather than the addition of new files.

For developers employing TypeScript and utilizing Node.js, upgrading to version 18.13.0 offers the potential for improved type accuracy and coverage, leading to a smoother development experience and fewer type-related errors. While the changes may be subtle, keeping your @types/node package up-to-date ensures compatibility with the latest Node.js features and best practices in TypeScript development. Developers should review the changelogs associated with the DefinitelyTyped repository for a detailed list of changes between these versions if a detailed view is needed.

Security Vulnerabilities

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