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@types/node

20.16.7

Comparision Betweeen 20.16.7 and 20.16.6

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2.08 MB

Version 20.16.7 Details

Version 20.16.7 of the @types/node package delivers incremental refinements over its predecessor, version 20.16.6, offering updated TypeScript definitions for Node.js. Both versions share a common foundation, relying on undici-types version ~6.19.2 for HTTP related definitions, indicating a continued focus on maintaining compatibility with the Undici HTTP client. The core license remains MIT, allowing for broad usage rights. The GitHub repository location within DefinitelyTyped stays consistent, ensuring developers know where to find the source code and contribute.

The subtle differences lie primarily in the updated definitions reflected in the increased unpacked size of version 20.16.7(2,184,538 bytes vs 2,177,146 bytes), suggesting additions or corrections to the TypeScript interfaces. While the file count remains the same at 65, the increased size hints at more detailed or comprehensive type coverage. Published just two days apart (September 25th vs September 23th, 2024), these versions offer stability and up-to-date type information. Developers using Node.js and TypeScript should consider upgrading to version 20.16.7 to benefit from the latest type definitions, potentially improving type safety and developer experience by reducing type-related errors and improving code completion in their IDEs. The later releasedate should encourage upgrading.

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