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@types/semver

5.3.28

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Version 5.3.28 Details

The @types/semver package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular semver library, enabling developers to work with semantic versioning in a type-safe manner within their TypeScript projects. Version 5.3.28 upgrades the definitions to support semver version 5.3.0 while version 4.3.27 targeted semver version 4.3.4, meaning developers gain access to improvements and potentially new features introduced in semver 5.3.0, all while retaining the benefits of TypeScript's static type checking.

The later version ensures compatibility with an updated core semver library. Consider this when upgrading your project, ensuring that the updated type definitions align with the specific semver version you are utilizing. Bart van der Schoor authored both versions, and are distributed under the MIT license, making them free to use in a wide range of projects. Both versions are available through the npm registry, simplifying installation and dependency management. The release dates indicate that both versions were released in August 2016, but version 5.3.28 was released approximately a week after version 4.3.27. For developers, upgrading from @types/semver 4.3.27 to 5.3.28 means benefiting from type definitions aligned with a newer semver version. Always check the semver changelog to understand new functionality or breaking changes that might impact your application.

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