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@types/node

24.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 24.2.0 and 24.1.0

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Version 24.2.0 Details

@types/node versions 24.2.0 and 24.1.0 offer TypeScript definitions for Node.js, crucial for developers leveraging TypeScript in their Node.js projects. Both versions share the same core characteristics: MIT license, source code hosted on GitHub under the DefinitelyTyped repository, and a similar file count within the packaged distribution.

The primary difference lies in their dependencies and release dates. Version 24.2.0 depends on undici-types version "~7.10.0", while version 24.1.0 relies on undici-types version "~7.8.0". This indicates a potential update in the underlying HTTP client typings used by Node.js, which might introduce or resolve specific type definitions related to HTTP requests and responses. Developers should investigate the changes between undici-types versions 7.8.0 and 7.10.0 to ascertain the impact on their code, especially if they work with HTTP-related functionalities.

Furthermore, version 24.2.0 was released on August 4, 2025, whereas version 24.1.0 was released on July 22, 2025. This two-week gap suggests bug fixes, improvements, or updated typings reflecting changes in the Node.js ecosystem. The unpacked size of version 24.2.0 is slightly larger (2408413 bytes) than version 24.1.0 (2398471 bytes), indicating the addition of new definitions or modifications to existing ones.

For developers, upgrading to version 24.2.0 may provide more accurate and comprehensive type definitions, supporting newer Node.js features or libraries. However, it's wise to review the changes in undici-types and perform thorough testing to ensure compatibility and prevent any type-related issues in your project. Always consult the DefinitelyTyped repository for detailed changelogs.

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