@types/react version 18.0.11, released on June 4th, 2022, provides TypeScript definitions for the popular React library. Compared to the previous stable version, 18.0.10, released just days prior on May 31st, 2022, the core functionality remains consistent: both leverage the same dependencies, including csstype (version ^3.0.2), @types/scheduler (*), and @types/prop-types (*), ensuring compatibility and type safety for React projects. The license continues to be under the permissive MIT license, encouraging broad usage and contribution.
The key distinction lies in the unpacked size of the distribution. Version 18.0.11 slightly increases to 175225 bytes from 174980 bytes in version 18.0.10. This suggests minor internal changes, likely bug fixes or refinements to existing type definitions, rather than substantial new features or breaking API alterations. The number of files within the package remains constant at 9.
Developers upgrading from 18.0.10 to 18.0.11 can anticipate a seamless transition. The updated version likely incorporates improvements that enhance type accuracy and address potential edge cases encountered in React development, all while preserving backward compatibility. As always, reviewing the DefinitelyTyped repository (where these types originate) associated commit history provides the most granular insight into the precise modifications included in the update.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.0.11 of the package @types/react
