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@types/react-test-renderer

15.5.5

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Version 15.5.5 Details

React Test Renderer's type definitions, provided by the @types/react-test-renderer npm package, saw a subtle but important upgrade between version 15.5.4 and 15.5.5. Both versions aim to offer developers TypeScript support when working with React's testing utilities, enabling type-safe testing of React components. Key differences lie in the declared dependency on @types/react. Version 15.5.4 uses a wildcard ("*") for its @types/react dependency, implying compatibility with potentially any version, whereas version 15.5.5 uses "^15". This signifies that it is compatible with version 15 of @types/react, including all minor and patch releases within that major version, offering more constraint. This update provides a more precise dependency declaration, potentially minimizing compatibility issues and ensuring a smoother developer experience. Package version 15.5.5's release date was October 9th, 2017, while version 15.5.4 came out on August 21st, 2017. The benefit for users consuming this type definition is increased confidence knowing that the updated dependency specification targets React v15, potentially preventing unexpected issues arising from loose dependency management found in version 15.5.4. Developers using React 15 should upgrade to version 15.5.5 for a more reliable TypeScript experience. The package provides type definitions under the MIT license, emphasizing free usage, and the source code is hosted on GitHub.

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