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@types/react

17.0.28

Comparision Betweeen 17.0.28 and 17.0.27

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Version 17.0.28 Details

The @types/react package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular React JavaScript library, enabling developers to leverage the benefits of static typing within their React projects. Version 17.0.28 builds upon the foundation laid by version 17.0.27, offering refinements and potential bug fixes relevant to TypeScript users. Both versions include essential dependencies like csstype, ensuring compatibility with CSS-in-JS solutions, and definitions for @types/scheduler and @types/prop-types, crucial for React's internal scheduling mechanisms and prop validation respectively. The core functionality remains consistent: providing accurate type information for React components, props, and events.

A subtle but potentially impactful difference lies in the unpacked size. While both versions have 9 files, version 17.0.28 has 177785 bytes unpacked, compared to 177743 bytes for the previous version. This small increase (42 bytes), could indicate minor additions of new types or small fix inside the definitions, with a fix or a newly added type to cover latest React features. The key consideration for developers choosing between these versions should center on staying current with the latest adjustments and bug fixes. While the core API support remains consistent, opting for version 17.0.28 ensures access to the most up-to-date type definitions, potentially preventing subtle type-related issues and ensuring compatibility with the latest React features. Check the changelog in the DefinitelyTyped repository for @types/react for detailed information about the changes.

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