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@types/react

18.0.31

Comparision Betweeen 18.0.31 and 18.0.30

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Version 18.0.31 Details

@types/react versions 18.0.30 and 18.0.31 offer TypeScript definitions for React, essential for developers leveraging React with TypeScript. Both versions share the same core dependencies: csstype for CSS property definitions, @types/scheduler for React's scheduling API types, and @types/prop-types for React's legacy prop-types definitions. This ensures consistent compatibility with related libraries and avoids breaking changes in typing for React components. The license remains MIT, allowing for broad usage and modification. The source code repository pointing to DefinitelyTyped ensures users can access the definitions and contribute to improvements.

A subtle difference lies in the unpacked size of the packages. Version 18.0.31 has a slightly smaller unpacked size (177831 bytes) compared to version 18.0.30 (177967 bytes), suggesting potential minor optimizations or adjustments in the type definitions. While fileCount remains at 10 for both, this file size diff could indicate minimal internal changes to the types themselves. The most significant difference for developers is the releaseDate. Version 18.0.31 was released on March 28, 2023, following version 18.0.30 released on March 27, 2023. While both versions are relatively close, the newer version may contain bug fixes or improvements discovered shortly after version 18.0.30's release. Developers should always consider using the latest stable release for the newest features and potential fixes.

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