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@types/node

20.11.29

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Version 20.11.29 Details

@types/node version 20.11.29 is a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, following closely on the heels of version 20.11.28. Both versions, crucial for TypeScript developers working with Node.js, provide the necessary type information for utilizing Node.js APIs within a strongly-typed environment. The core dependency remains the same: undici-types ~5.26.4, indicating no significant changes in the underlying HTTP client types being leveraged.

While the dependency remains the same, a key difference lies in the unpacked size, which has increased slightly from 2,005,755 bytes in version 20.11.28 to 2,012,072 bytes in version 20.11.29. This suggests potential additions or refinements within the type definitions themselves, possibly to improve type safety, add support for newer Node.js features, or address reported issues. It's difficult to pinpoint the exact nature of the changes without diving into the detailed commit logs on the DefinitelyTyped repository.

For developers deciding which version to use, opting for the latest (20.11.29) is generally recommended. This ensures access to the most up-to-date and potentially refined type definitions. Reviewing the change history on the DefinitelyTyped repository can provide further insights into the specific improvements included in the newer version, allowing developers to assess their relevance to their projects. The release date of version 20.11.29 is March 18, 2024, highlighting its recency and potential benefits.

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