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@types/node

22.17.0

Comparision Betweeen 22.17.0 and 22.16.5

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Version 22.17.0 Details

The @types/node package provides TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to leverage the benefits of static typing when working with Node.js APIs. Version 22.17.0 represents a minor update from version 22.16.5, offering incremental improvements and refinements to the type definitions.

Both versions share a common dependency on undici-types at version ~6.21.0, indicating a consistent compatibility with the undici HTTP/1.1 client library's type definitions. This shared dependency ensures that developers utilizing undici within their Node.js projects can expect a seamless experience with either version of @types/node. The underlying license remains MIT, allowing free use and modification. The repository remains consistent, pointing to the DefinitelyTyped project on GitHub, signifying a standardized contribution and maintenance process.

A notable difference lies in the dist metadata. While both have the same fileCount (76), the unpackedSize has increased from 2382560 bytes in version 22.16.5 to 2394825 bytes in version 22.17.0 suggesting that new type definitions have been added or that existing ones were made larger. This larger size could indicate added coverage for previously untyped Node.js APIs or more precise type annotations. The releaseDate indicates that version 22.17.0 was released approximately 10 days after 22.16.5. TypeScript developers should consider upgrading to 22.17.0 to benefit from the latest type definitions, potentially improving code completion, reducing type-related errors, and ensuring compatibility with recent Node.js features and APIs. Check the DefinitelyTyped repository for detailed changelogs specifying which specific types were updated.

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