Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@types/node

18.7.13

Comparision Betweeen 18.7.13 and 18.7.12

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

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1.67 MB

Version 18.7.13 Details

@types/node version 18.7.13 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the immediately preceding stable release, version 18.7.12. Both versions provide essential type information for developers working with Node.js in TypeScript projects, ensuring type safety and enhancing the development experience through features like autocompletion and static analysis. The core functionality and purpose remain consistent: to offer accurate and comprehensive type definitions reflecting the Node.js API.

While the description and dependencies remain identical, a notable difference lies in the "unpackedSize" attribute within the "dist" object. Version 18.7.13 displays a slightly larger size of 1751597 bytes compared to 1751596 bytes in version 18.7.12. This subtle variation suggests potential micro-optimizations, bug fixes, or minor additions to the type definitions themselves. The "releaseDate" also indicates when each version was published, highlighting that 18.7.13 was released approximately 5 hours later than 18.7.12.

For developers, deciding between these versions often depends on specific project requirements and update policies. Given the minimal changes, upgrading from 18.7.12 to 18.7.13 is generally recommended to benefit from any potential improvements or fixes included in the later release. Regularly updating @types/node is crucial for staying aligned with the evolving Node.js API and ensuring accurate type information for code completion and error prevention within TypeScript projects. Both packages are licensed under the MIT license.

Security Vulnerabilities

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