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@types/node

8.10.48

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Version 8.10.48 Details

@types/node version 8.10.48 represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for Node.js, building upon the previous stable version 8.10.47. Both versions provide type definitions essential for developers using TypeScript with Node.js, enabling features like static type checking, improved code completion, and enhanced refactoring capabilities. These definitions cover Node.js's core modules, ensuring type safety when working with functionalities like file system operations, networking, and more.

The key difference lies in the incremental improvements and refinements introduced in version 8.10.48. While both versions share the same MIT license and contribute to the DefinitelyTyped repository, version 8.10.48 features an increased file count (8 compared to 5 in 8.10.47) and a slightly larger unpacked size (476008 bytes versus 474173 bytes). This suggests the addition of new or modified type definitions, potentially addressing specific edge cases, fixing inaccuracies, or expanding coverage for certain Node.js APIs. Released on April 29, 2019, it followed only days after 8.10.47 (April 26, 2019), indicating a rapid response to community feedback or emerging needs. Developers working with Node.js and TypeScript should consider upgrading to version 8.10.48 to benefit from the latest refinements and ensure compatibility with their projects, potentially reducing the risk of type-related errors and improving the overall development experience. Always review the specific changes introduced in the newer version for a comprehensive understanding of the improvements.

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