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@types/node

22.15.26

Comparision Betweeen 22.15.26 and 22.15.25

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2.24 MB

Version 22.15.26 Details

Version 22.15.26 of the @types/node package, a crucial resource for TypeScript developers working with Node.js, brings subtle yet potentially impactful refinements compared to its predecessor, version 22.15.25. Both versions provide TypeScript definitions for the Node.js runtime environment, enabling strong typing and enhanced development experiences. They share core characteristics, including the same dependency on undici-types version ~6.21.0, the same MIT license, and the same repository location within the DefinitelyTyped project. The file count remains consistent at 76 files.

However, the key differences lie in the unpackedSize and releaseDate. Version 22.15.26 exhibits a minuscule increase in unpacked size to 2352605 bytes, a marginal increase from 22.15.25's 2352597 bytes suggesting minor adjustments to the type definitions themselves. Most interesting is the releaseDate, version 22.15.26 was released on "2025-05-29T23:02:23.067Z" while version 22.15.25 was released on "2025-05-29T22:36:41.155Z", this could mean that the newer version has some hotfixes or minor adjustments that has been done. For developers, upgrading from 22.15.25 to 22.15.26 is generally recommended. While the changes appear small, they likely address specific type accuracy improvements or edge cases, ensuring optimal type safety and code completion within your Node.js TypeScript projects. Always review changelogs or commit histories for detailed information on the contained refinements.

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