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@types/yargs

0.0.36

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Version 0.0.36 Details

This data showcases two closely released versions of the @types/yargs npm package, specifically versions 0.0.35 and 0.0.36. These packages provide TypeScript definitions for the popular yargs library, which simplifies command-line argument parsing in Node.js applications. The metadata reveals that both versions share identical characteristics regarding description, dependencies (or lack thereof), peer dependencies, licensing (MIT), the repository source (DefinitelyTyped), and authors (Martin Poelstra and Mizunashi Mana). This consistency implies that the core functionality and authorship remain unchanged between the two releases. The most significant difference lies in the version number and the releaseDate. Version 0.0.36 was released shortly after 0.0.35, with a difference of only a few minutes. This suggests that version 0.0.36 could contain a minor bug fix, an improvement, or perhaps adjustments related to the packaging process.

For developers utilising yargs with TypeScript, these @types/yargs packages ensure type safety and improve the development experience by providing accurate type hints and autocompletion. While the differences between 0.0.35 and 0.0.36 appear subtle, considering the immediate release time, it is typically advisable to use the latest version (0.0.36) to benefit from any potential fixes or refinements. Developers should consult the DefinitelyTyped repository or examine the commit history around that release date if they require precise details about the changes.

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