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@types/uuid

2.0.30

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Version 2.0.30 Details

@types/uuid provides TypeScript definitions for the popular UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) library, enabling developers to leverage strong typing and enhance code quality in their TypeScript projects that utilize UUIDs. Version 2.0.30, released on June 2nd, 2017, builds upon the prior stable release, version 2.0.29, which was published on October 6th, 2016. Both versions share a common dependency on @types/node, indicating their reliance on Node.js type definitions.

A key distinction lies in the author metadata: while version 2.0.29 explicitly credits Oliver Hoffmann, version 2.0.30 omits this information. This suggests a potential shift in maintainership or contribution attribution within the DefinitelyTyped project, where these type definitions are hosted.

From a developer's perspective, the core functionality remains consistent between the two versions, with both aimed at providing accurate and reliable type definitions for working with UUIDs. TypeScript developers using either version can expect type safety and autocompletion when working with UUID generation and validation, leading to reduced errors and improved developer experience. The MIT license ensures that the definitions can be freely used and incorporated into both open-source and commercial projects. While the change details between these specific point releases aren't explicitly listed and likely involve small fixes or internal refactoring, upgrading to the latest available version is generally recommended to benefit from the most up-to-date and potentially improved type definitions.

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