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@types/node

22.7.3

Comparision Betweeen 22.7.3 and 22.7.2

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2.13 MB

Version 22.7.3 Details

@types/node version 22.7.3 is a minor iteration over the preceding stable release, 22.7.2, providing updated TypeScript definitions for Node.js. Both versions share a common dependency, relying on "undici-types" version "~6.19.2" suggesting related updates may exist for http/https types. The core functionality, providing type safety and improved developer experience when working with Node.js in TypeScript projects, remains consistent across both releases.

The key distinction between the two lies in their release dates, with version 22.7.3 published a day after, implying that version 22.7.3 includes possible bug fixes or minor adjustments that is released after 22.7.2. Package maintainers focusing on stability might asses how critical it is to perform this upgrade.

Developers using @types/node benefit from enhanced code completion, static analysis, and reduced runtime errors by leveraging the type definitions. This update, like its predecessor, covers a broad spectrum of Node.js APIs, aiding in the development of robust and maintainable applications. Differences in unpackedSize hint further possible internal updates. The MIT license provides flexibility for use in various projects. For typescript developers, these updates offer a more accurate reflection of the underlying javascript runtime and access to latest features for tooling.

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