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@types/node

20.11.21

Comparision Betweeen 20.11.21 and 20.11.20

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

3.82 MB

3.81 MB

Version 20.11.21 Details

Version 20.11.21 of @types/node, the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, offers a subtle but potentially impactful update compared to its predecessor, version 20.11.20. Both versions share the same dependency on undici-types at ~5.26.4, indicating a continued reliance on stable HTTP client type definitions. They are both released under the MIT license and are hosted within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, ensuring community maintenance and contribution.

The key difference lies in the unpacked size and release date. Version 20.11.21, released on February 27, 2024, unpacks to 4,001,846 bytes, a slight increase from version 20.11.20's 3,999,890 bytes released on February 22, 2024. While the file count remains consistent at 125, the size variation suggests additions, refinements, or corrections to the TypeScript definitions. This could involve updated typings for newer Node.js APIs, resolution of existing type errors, or enhanced documentation within the type definitions themselves.

For developers using @types/node, this update warrants attention primarily for its potential to improve type safety and developer experience. While the size difference is small, it might include crucial fixes or improved typings for specific Node.js features used in your projects. Therefore, upgrading to version 20.11.21 is generally recommended to benefit from the latest type definitions and ensure compatibility with the corresponding Node.js runtime environment. Reviewing the changelog (if available, typically in the DefinitelyTyped repository or npm package details) would offer a more granular understanding of the specific changes made.

Security Vulnerabilities

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