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@types/react

18.2.67

Comparision Betweeen 18.2.67 and 18.2.66

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Version 18.2.67 Details

The @types/react package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular React JavaScript library, crucial for developers using TypeScript to build React applications. Comparing versions 18.2.66 and 18.2.67, both share identical descriptions, dependencies (csstype, @types/scheduler, and @types/prop-types), MIT license, and repository information, indicating a consistent approach to managing React type definitions within the DefinitelyTyped project. The key differences lie in the dist object and releaseDate. Version 18.2.67 was released on March 18, 2024, whereas version 18.2.66 was released on March 14, 2024, a difference of four days. While the number of files within the distributed tarball remains constant at 17, the unpacked size increased marginally from 428071 bytes in version 18.2.66 to 428455 bytes in version 18.2.67. This suggests that the newer version includes minor updates or fixes that contribute to a slightly larger package size. For developers, this update is likely to address specific typing issues, potentially related to newly introduced React features or bug fixes within the type definitions themselves making it important to keep the library up to date. Developers should check the changelog in the DefinitelyTyped repository to look for the specific issues corrected in 18.2.67 to see if it addresses an issue found in the previous version. This can ensure better type safety and a smoother development experience when working with React and TypeScript.

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