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@types/node

18.16.10

Comparision Betweeen 18.16.10 and 18.16.9

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

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Dependencies

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Distributed Files

125

Unpacked Size

3.5 MB

Version 18.16.10 Details

@types/node version 18.16.10 is a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, succeeding version 18.16.9. Both versions provide essential type information for developers using Node.js in TypeScript projects, enabling static analysis, autocompletion, and other benefits of typed JavaScript. The core functionality remains consistent between the two, offering definitions for Node.js's built-in modules and APIs.

The key difference lies in subtle refinements and potential bug fixes implemented in version 18.16.10. While the dependency list remains empty and the file count stays constant at 125, the unpacked size has marginally increased from 3674959 bytes to 3675014 bytes. This +55 bytes difference likely indicates minor modifications or additions to the type definitions themselves, potentially addressing edge cases or improving accuracy. The release date confirms version 18.16.10 was published on May 16, 2023, following the May 13, 2023 release of version 18.16.9.

For developers, upgrading to version 18.16.10 brings the benefit of the latest and most refined type definitions for Node.js. While the changes may be subtle, these improvements can contribute to more robust and error-free TypeScript code. It's recommended for TypeScript developers working with Node.js to stay up-to-date with the latest @types/node package to leverage these enhancements and ensure compatibility with the newest Node.js features and APIs. The MIT license ensures freedom of use and modification.

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