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@types/node

6.0.64

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Version 6.0.64 Details

Version 6.0.64 of the @types/node package, released on February 28, 2017, represents a subtle update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, succeeding version 6.0.63 released on February 7, 2017. This incremental update, while not introducing new dependencies or peer dependencies, provides developers with refined type information crucial for building robust and type-safe Node.js applications using TypeScript.

The key difference lies within the updated definitions themselves, likely addressing bug fixes, better aligning with the evolving Node.js API, or improving the overall TypeScript developer experience. While a detailed changelog isn't available from this data alone, the release date difference suggests a focused effort on maintaining the accuracy and reliability of the type definitions.

For developers using TypeScript in their Node.js projects, @types/node provides essential type information that allows the TypeScript compiler to perform static analysis, catch errors early, and provide better code completion and refactoring capabilities. Upgrading from version 6.0.63 to 6.0.64 ensures access to the latest improvements and corrections within the type definitions, contributing to a smoother and more productive development workflow. The MIT license continues to provide a permissive framework for using these definitions in a variety of projects. Developers should always examine changes between versions carefully to assess potential impact on their code.

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