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@types/node

22.10.4

Comparision Betweeen 22.10.4 and 22.10.3

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Version 22.10.4 Details

@types/node version 22.10.4 is a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, following closely on the heels of version 22.10.3. Both versions maintain the same core dependency on undici-types at ~6.20.0, ensuring compatibility and consistent type definitions related to the undici HTTP client. Notably, both packages are licensed under the permissive MIT license, aligning with the open-source nature of the DefinitelyTyped project. The repository remains consistent, pointing to the types/node directory within the DefinitelyTyped GitHub repository, allowing developers to easily access source code and contribute.

A key difference lies in the dist metadata. While the fileCount remains constant at 76 files, the unpackedSize sees a slight increase from 2,284,712 bytes in version 22.10.3 to 2,285,952 bytes in version 22.10.4, suggesting minor additions or adjustments to the type definitions. This could involve expanded coverage for specific Node.js APIs or refinements to existing type annotations. The releaseDate shows that version 22.10.4 was published shortly after the previous version. Developers should update expecting small adjustments to type definitions, potentially resolving edge cases or improving type safety, but not introducing breaking changes. Developers working on Node.js projects with TypeScript should consider upgrading to 22.10.4 to benefit from the latest type information and ensure accurate type checking within their codebase.

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