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@types/node

22.14.1

Comparision Betweeen 22.14.1 and 22.14.0

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Version 22.14.1 Details

@types/node version 22.14.1 represents a subtle update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the foundation laid by version 22.14.0. Both versions share a common dependency on undici-types at ~6.21.0, indicating a consistent approach to handling types related to the Undici HTTP client. The core functionality and the targeted Node.js API surface remain largely unchanged between these releases.

The key difference between versions 22.14.0 and 22.14.1 lies primarily in the release date. Version 22.14.1 was released on 2025-04-11, while 22.14.0 was released on 2025-04-02, highlighting an update occurring approximately nine days later. The size of the unpacked release increased slighlty on version 22.14.1 a difference of 160 bytes. These minor changes suggest that version 22.14.1 likely incorporates bug fixes, potentially addressing edge cases or inconsistencies identified in the earlier 22.14.0 release. The bump could also indicate the addition of small enhancements or corrections to type definitions covering specific Node.js APIs.

Developers already using @types/node 22.14.0 should consider upgrading to 22.14.1 to benefit from these incremental improvements and ensure they have the most up-to-date and reliable TypeScript definitions for their Node.js projects. While the changes might be subtle, maintaining the latest version helps mitigate potential type-related issues and ensures compatibility with the evolving Node.js ecosystem preventing future breaking changes.

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