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@types/node

6.0.73

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Version 6.0.73 Details

@types/node version 6.0.73 is a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, succeeding version 6.0.72. Both versions provide essential type declarations that allow TypeScript developers to seamlessly interact with Node.js APIs within their projects, enabling static type checking and improved code completion during development. Notably, neither version lists any explicit dependencies or peer dependencies, suggesting they are self-contained in their definition offerings and aim for broad compatibility across Node.js projects without imposing specific version constraints.

The most significant difference is the release date. Version 6.0.73 was published on May 5th, 2017, while version 6.0.72 was released on May 3rd, 2017. This indicates that version 6.0.73 includes refinements or bug fixes introduced in the two days since the prior release. While the specifics of these changes aren't detailed in the provided metadata, developers relying on precise Node.js type definitions will want to upgrade to the newer version to benefit from any potential improvements or resolved inaccuracies in the type definitions. Given the incremental versioning, the upgrade is likely straightforward and low-risk. Developers should check the DefinitelyTyped repository history on GitHub for detailed commit logs outlining the exact modifications made between versions to determine the precise impacts. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, reflecting their open-source nature and commitment to broad usage.

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