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@types/uuid

3.4.1

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Version 3.4.1 Details

The @types/uuid package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular uuid library, enabling developers to use UUIDs seamlessly in their TypeScript projects with full type safety and autocompletion. Comparing versions 3.4.0 and 3.4.1 reveals a shift in the package's dependency structure. While both versions rely on @types/node for Node.js-specific type definitions, version 3.4.0 listed peerDependencies as an empty object, hinting at no explicitly declared peer dependencies, whereas version 3.4.1 removes peer dependencies completely. This is a potentially important difference for developers managing their project's dependencies.

The update from 3.4.0 (released July 17, 2017) to 3.4.1 (released August 21, 2017) suggests a refinement in how the type definitions interact with other parts of a project. Possibly, the 3.4.1 update addresses some dependency resolution issues or clarifies the expected environment in which the UUID types are used. It's worth noting that both versions are licensed under the MIT license, providing developers with broad usage rights. The source code resides in the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub, allowing community contributions and visibility. If you are currently already using the 3.4.0 version it is recommended to update to 3.4.1.

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