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@types/react-test-renderer

15.4.3

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Version 15.4.3 Details

The @types/react-test-renderer package provides TypeScript definitions for the react-test-renderer library, enabling developers to write type-safe React tests. Examining versions 15.4.3 and 15.4.2 reveals subtle differences, primarily in metadata rather than core functionality. Both versions share the same fundamental purpose: offering type definitions vital for TypeScript users working with React's testing utilities. They both declare a dependency on @types/react, ensuring compatibility with React's type definitions. Crucially, they also both maintain a permissive MIT license and point to the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, signalling their commitment to community-driven type definitions.

However, the primary distinction lies in the presence of an author field in version 15.4.2, crediting Arvitaly, while this field is absent in version 15.4.3. Another difference is the releaseDate, showing that 15.4.3 was published later, on March 30, 2017, compared to January 23, 2017 for version 15.4.2.

For developers using TypeScript and react-test-renderer, these versions offer the necessary type safety and autocompletion benefits. While the lack of breaking changes between these minor versions suggests a smooth upgrade path, developers should always refer to the DefinitelyTyped repository and react-test-renderer's changelog for comprehensive information about any underlying updates or important fixes. When deciding which version to use, developers often look for the latest stable release to leverage the newest improvements, fixes or features.

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