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@types/node

22.13.7

Comparision Betweeen 22.13.7 and 22.13.6

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

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2.21 MB

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Version 22.13.7 Details

@types/node versions 22.13.7 and 22.13.6 represent incremental updates to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, vital for developers using TypeScript with Node.js environments. Both versions share a core dependency on undici-types at the ~6.20.0 level, ensuring compatibility with a specific range of undici types, a crucial aspect for those working with HTTP/1.1 clients and related functionalities in Node.js. Intriguingly, the release dates for both versions are in the future, February 28, 2025, suggesting a pre-release or placeholder entry in the registry data.

The most notable difference lies in the unpackedSize. Version 22.13.7 has a slightly larger unpacked size of 2313523 bytes compared to the 2307154 bytes of version 22.13.6. This small increase indicates that version 22.13.7 likely includes minor additions or modifications to the type definitions. Developers might find updated definitions for recently added Node.js features, refined existing definitions for increased accuracy, or potentially bug fixes related to type annotations. The fileCount remains constant at 76, suggesting that these changes are within existing files rather than the addition of new ones. This package is crucial, providing the necessary type information for TypeScript code interacting with Node.js APIs, enabling better code completion, static analysis, and overall developer experience. By keeping the package updated, developers can get improved type safety and take advantage of added Node.js functionalities.

Security Vulnerabilities

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