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@types/react

15.6.30

Comparision Betweeen 15.6.30 and 15.6.29

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Version 15.6.30 Details

Version 15.6.30 of the @types/react package, a set of TypeScript definitions for the React library, was released on October 5th, 2020. This followed the previous stable version, 15.6.29, which was released on September 22nd, 2020. Both versions share identical core characteristics, including having no declared dependencies, being licensed under MIT, and residing within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub. Furthermore, their unpacked size and file count within the distributed tarball are identical, suggesting a very minor update between the two.

While the core TypeScript definitions remain consistent in terms of size and dependencies, the crucial difference lies in the release date, indicating potential bug fixes, minor improvements, or updates aligning with newer TypeScript features or React functionalities that hadn't been fully defined in v15.6.29. Developers seeking the most up-to-date type safety and potentially improved compatibility should opt for v15.6.30. Even with seemingly small changes, newer versions often incorporate community contributions and refinements, making them the preferred choice for projects aiming for optimal type correctness and minimal surprises during development or build processes. If you are using Typescript + React, it's nearly always best practice to use the newest version.

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