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@types/node

18.19.49

Comparision Betweeen 18.19.49 and 18.19.48

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Version 18.19.49 Details

@types/node version 18.19.49 is the latest stable release of the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, published on September 4th, 2024. This increment from the previous version, 18.19.48, released on September 1st, 2024, provides updated and refined type declarations essential for TypeScript developers working with Node.js. Both versions share a common dependency on undici-types version ~5.26.4, ensuring compatibility with the undici HTTP client library. The license remains MIT, guaranteeing freedom for developers to use, modify, and distribute the declarations.

While the core functionality remains consistent, a noteworthy difference lies in the unpacked size of the package. Version 18.19.49 boasts an unpacked size of 2000612 bytes, slightly larger than the 1992761 bytes of version 18.19.48. This increase suggests potential additions or updates to the type definitions, possibly reflecting new features or bug fixes within the Node.js ecosystem itself. Developers who are using TypeScript and Node.js should update to the newest version to take advantage of the newest fixes and features. Staying current guarantees access to the most accurate and comprehensive type information, leading to improved code completion, error detection, and overall developer experience. By leveraging these updated definitions, developers can create more robust and maintainable Node.js applications using TypeScript. The fileCount stays the same across both releases, staying at 64 files overall.

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