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@types/react

18.0.23

Comparision Betweeen 18.0.23 and 18.0.22

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Version 18.0.23 Details

@types/react provides TypeScript definitions for React, crucial for developers leveraging React with TypeScript. Version 18.0.23, released on October 25, 2022, followed swiftly after version 18.0.22, which was released just the day before, on October 24, 2022. Both versions share identical dependencies: csstype (version ^3.0.2), and peer dependencies on @types/scheduler and @types/prop-types, ensuring compatibility with related libraries commonly used in React projects.

The license remains MIT, and the source code resides within the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub under the 'types/react' directory. Developers will find the core definitions and type helpers necessary for building type-safe React applications.

While the core functionality is consistent, a subtle difference exists in the 'dist' section. Version 18.0.23 unpacked size is slightly smaller with 177304 bytes compared to 18.0.22 with 177376 bytes. While both have the same file count of 10, the difference suggests minor optimizations or bug fixes related to the type definitions between the two versions. Given the very small size difference, the update is likely focused on internal refinements, potentially addressing specific edge cases or improving type accuracy. Developers are encouraged to update to the latest version for the most accurate and refined type definitions, but the changes between these specific releases are likely minimal in user-facing impact.

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