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@types/uuid

3.3.28

Comparision Betweeen 3.3.28 and 3.3.27

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Version 3.3.28 Details

@types/uuid versions 3.3.27 and 3.3.28 offer TypeScript definitions for the UUID.js library, specifically targeting version 3.3.0 of UUID.js itself. This is crucial for TypeScript developers looking to leverage the library within their projects. Examining the metadata, the key difference lies in the release date and subtle author details. Version 3.3.27 was released on July 14, 2016, while version 3.3.28 followed on September 19, 2016. This minor update suggests a relatively short turnaround, potentially addressing minor bug fixes or refinements to the type definitions. An interesting change is the formatting of the author information; both versions credit Jason Jarrett, with version 3.3.27 using an object containing name and email (formatted as a URL), while version 3.3.28 presents Jarrett’s information directly as a string linked to his GitHub profile. Both versions maintain a consistent license (MIT) and repository location (DefinitelyTyped), indicating adherence to standard open-source practices. Developers should consider the release dates when choosing a version, opting for the latest (3.3.28) unless specific compatibility issues arise. The absence of declared dependencies suggests these definitions are standalone, simplifying integration into existing TypeScript projects that rely on UUID functionality. Although seemingly small versions, these updates allow for a smooth implementation of UUIDs in your typescript code.

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