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@types/node

7.0.39

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Version 7.0.39 Details

Version 7.0.39 of @types/node, released on July 22, 2017, represents a minor update over its predecessor, version 7.0.38, released on July 17, 2017. Both packages provide essential TypeScript definitions for Node.js, enabling developers to leverage TypeScript's type safety and advanced features when working with Node.js environments. The core functionality remains consistent between the two versions, focusing on providing accurate and comprehensive type information for Node.js APIs.

While the metadata doesn't detail specific code-level changes, the increment in version number suggests bug fixes, improvements to existing type definitions, or alignment with the evolution of Node.js itself. Developers using @types/node generally benefit from staying on the latest stable version (7.0.39 in this case) to ensure compatibility with the latest Node.js features and to address any potential type-related issues. For developers already using version 7.0.38, upgrading to 7.0.39 is recommended, however the changes are likely minimal. Both versions maintain identical dependencies and peer dependencies, indicating a stable and self-contained package focused solely on type definitions. Given the MIT license and the repository's location on DefinitelyTyped, developers can expect a community-driven and actively maintained solution for their Node.js TypeScript needs.

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