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@types/react

15.6.18

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Version 15.6.18 Details

Version 15.6.18 of the @types/react package represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for the React library, following closely after version 15.6.17. Both versions maintain a focus on providing accurate and up-to-date type information for React developers using TypeScript, ensuring type safety and improved developer experience. A key difference lies in the unpackedSize of the distribution, with version 15.6.18 registering at 171174 bytes, a slight increase from version 15.6.17's 171143 bytes, suggesting subtle refinements or additions to the type definitions.

Released on June 28, 2018, version 15.6.18 arrived approximately a week after version 15.6.17, indicating a potentially rapid iteration cycle to address any immediate issues or incorporate minor enhancements. Developers should note that the core dependencies remain consistent between the two versions. For those already using version 15.6.17, upgrading to 15.6.18 is likely a low-risk endeavor, potentially addressing minor type-related edge cases or offering slightly improved type checking. Always consult changelogs on DefinitelyTyped to understand specific fixes and changes if they were documented between the releases. The MIT license ensures developers have broad flexibility in utilizing these definitions in their projects. Both versions are accessible through the npm registry and are part of the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, allowing for community contributions and issue tracking.

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