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@types/node

4.0.31

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Version 4.0.31 Details

Version 4.0.31 of @types/node represents a refinement in the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, specifically targeting users working with Node.js. Released on December 6, 2017, it builds upon the previous stable version, 4.0.30, released much earlier in July 19, 2016. While both versions provide essential type information for Node.js development using TypeScript, key differences are evident; Notably, the older version explicitly mentions v4.x support in its description targeting Node.js version 4, while the newer version has a more generic description.

The author field is missing from the newer version. These might signify a shift in maintenance responsibility or a general update to dependencies and internal structures within the type definitions. Developers using @types/node benefit from enhanced type safety and improved code completion within their IDEs. Upgrading to 4.0.31 offers the advantage of potentially incorporating fixes, improvements, or adjustments made to the type definitions over that time. However, it is important to assess compatibility with your project and Node.js version before upgrading. By staying updated with the latest @types/node package, developers can ensure smoother TypeScript integration with their Node.js projects, resulting in more maintainable and robust code. Consider consulting the changelog or release notes for the @types/node package on DefinitelyTyped for a detailed breakdown of the specific changes introduced in version 4.0.31.

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