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@types/node

22.13.2

Comparision Betweeen 22.13.2 and 22.13.1

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Version 22.13.2 Details

Version 22.13.2 of @types/node, the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, represents a recent update to this essential package, differing subtly but potentially significantly from the previous stable version, 22.13.1. Both versions maintain the same core function: providing accurate type information for Node.js APIs, enabling TypeScript developers to build safer and more maintainable applications. They share a dependency on undici-types version ~6.20.0, indicating compatibility with specific versions of the Undici HTTP/1.1 client library and its associated types. The license remains MIT, offering developers broad freedom in utilizing the definitions.

The key differences lie in the unpackedSize and releaseDate. Version 22.13.2 has an unpacked size of 2311329 bytes, compared to 2311239 bytes in version 22.13.1. A minor difference but indicating some changes in the type definitions. Perhaps some new typings or some bug fixes to existing ones. More importantly, its release date is 2025-02-13, almost 10 days after the previous version(2025-02-04). For developers, this suggests that version 22.13.2 likely incorporates bug fixes, minor API definition updates, or improvements to existing type definitions that were not present in 22.13.1. Given the importance of accurate type definitions in TypeScript development, upgrading to the latest version is generally recommended for ensuring code correctness and compatibility with the Node.js runtime. Developers should consult the changelog or commit history of the DefinitelyTyped repository for more detailed information on the specific changes included in this release, to determine if they're using the definitions in a way affected by those changes.

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