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@types/node

22.15.24

Comparision Betweeen 22.15.24 and 22.15.23

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

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2.24 MB

2.25 MB

Version 22.15.24 Details

Version 22.15.24 of @types/node, a TypeScript definition package for Node.js, has been published, succeeding version 22.15.23. Both versions, licensed under MIT, offer essential type declarations for Node.js development, bolstering type safety and code completion within TypeScript projects. This allows developers to leverage the full power of Node.js APIs with enhanced tooling support. A key dependency shared by both versions is undici-types at ~6.21.0, ensuring consistent type definitions for the undici HTTP client, which is core to many Node.js interactions.

The primary difference lies in minute changes to the internal structure impacting unpacked size, version 22.15.24 slightly reducing the footprint to 2352584 bytes compared to 2355432 bytes of version 22.15.23, while maintaining the same file count of 76. This could be due to optimizations in type definitions or minor formatting adjustments. More significatively, with package releases roughly one day apart, version 22.15.24 was released on May 28, 2025, and version 22.15.23 on May 27, 2025 developers might want to verify changelog of their dependency in order to keep project code working, but the small difference in size suggest a low impact factor on dependencies. The version difference is released on different days, so new changes are possibly introduced even if of low impact. TypeScript developers using Node.js should stay up-to-date, and while the differences between these specific versions appear minimal, staying current ensures access to the latest type definitions and any associated minor bug fixes or improvements.

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