@types/node version 24.0.0 brings updated TypeScript definitions for Node.js, designed to enhance developer experience and ensure compatibility with the latest Node.js features. A key difference from the previous stable version, 22.18.1, lies in its dependency on undici-types, which has been bumped from ~6.21.0 to ~7.8.0. This update likely incorporates improvements and fixes within the undici ecosystem, a crucial aspect for developers utilizing Node.js's undici client for making HTTP requests.
While file count has slightly increased from 82 to 83, the unpacked size has decreased from 2395006 bytes to 2379054 bytes. This suggests potential optimizations and refinements in the type definitions. Despite the seemingly later release date of version 22.18.1 it is important to note, both are anomoulous, due to them existing in the future. The version 24.0.0 offers an upgrade path for developers seeking to leverage the newest type definitions, ensuring code correctness and improved tooling support when working with Node.js. For those heavily reliant on the undici package, this upgrade is particularly valuable due to the potential access to newer features and bug fixes provided by the updated undici-types. Developers should review the changelog for both @types/node and undici-types to understand the comprehensive list of changes and potential impact on their projects before upgrading.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 24.0.0 of the package @types/node