@types/react provides TypeScript definitions for React, crucial for developers using React with TypeScript by enabling type safety and autocompletion. Version 18.0.13, released on June 16, 2022, follows version 18.0.12, released on June 5, 2022. Both versions include key dependencies like 'csstype' for CSS property definitions, '@types/scheduler' for React's scheduler API types, and '@types/prop-types' for React's PropTypes system.
A notable difference lies in the 'dist' section. Version 18.0.13 has a fileCount of 10 and an unpackedSize of 175408 bytes, whereas version 18.0.12 has a fileCount of 9 and an unpackedSize of 175235 bytes. While the core dependencies remain consistent, the increased file count and unpacked size in version 18.0.13 suggests updates, potentially including new type definitions, fixes, or refinements contributing to a more robust typing experience.
Developers upgrading should be aware of these potential enhancements. Although the core dependencies are the same, discrepancies in file count and size imply internal changes that could impact specific use cases or interactions, particularly for those leveraging newer React features. Examining the changelog or commit history between versions 18.0.12 and 18.0.13 on the DefinitelyTyped repository would provide the exact details of each modification, allowing developers to make informed decisions about updating.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 18.0.13 of the package @types/react
