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@types/react

18.0.22

Comparision Betweeen 18.0.22 and 18.0.21

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Version 18.0.22 Details

@types/react version 18.0.22 provides TypeScript definitions for the popular React library, offering developers enhanced type safety and improved code completion within their React projects. This version, released on October 24, 2022, builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, version 18.0.21, ensuring compatibility with React 18 features. The core dependencies on 'csstype', '@types/scheduler', and '@types/prop-types' remain consistent.

The key distinction between versions 18.0.22 and 18.0.21 lies in under-the-hood improvements and refinements to the type definitions themselves. While the file count remains at 10, the unpacked size has slightly increased from 176222 bytes to 177376 bytes, indicating additions or modifications to the type declarations. These changes likely address specific bug fixes, accommodate newly introduced React 18 functionalities, or enhance the accuracy of existing type definitions.

Developers upgrading from 18.0.21 to 18.0.22 can expect a smoother development experience with potentially fewer type-related errors and more precise autocompletion suggestions. While a minor version bump often signifies incremental improvements, it's always recommended to review the changelog (available on the DefinitelyTyped GitHub repository) for a detailed breakdown of the specific changes made in this release. The MIT license ensures that developers can freely use and distribute these TypeScript definitions within their projects.

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