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@types/node

20.16.13

Comparision Betweeen 20.16.13 and 20.16.12

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

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2.11 MB

Version 20.16.13 Details

Version 20.16.13 of @types/node, the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, has been released, succeeding version 20.16.12. Both versions share the same core purpose of providing accurate type information for Node.js APIs, enabling developers to leverage TypeScript's static typing benefits within their Node.js projects. They also depend on the same version of undici-types (~6.19.2), indicating no change in their reliance on specific undici types. The license remains MIT, and the source code is hosted on the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, ensuring continued open-source availability and community contribution.

The key difference lies in their dist properties, specifically the unpackedSize. Version 20.16.13 has an unpacked size of 2212721 bytes, slightly larger than version 20.16.12's 2211329 bytes. This suggests that the newer version includes minor additions or modifications to the type definitions. These changes might involve new or updated type definitions for Node.js APIs, reflecting recent updates or features in the Node.js runtime. Furthermore, version 20.16.13 was released on October 19, 2024, while version 20.16.12 was released on October 16, 2024, making the former the more recent option. Developers are encouraged to upgrade to the newest version of @types/node to have the most accurate and complete type definitions, which facilitates better code completion, fewer runtime errors, and improved overall development experience.

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