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@types/yargs

10.0.2

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Version 10.0.2 Details

The @types/yargs package provides TypeScript definitions for the popular yargs command-line argument parser, enabling developers to use yargs with full type safety within TypeScript projects. Version 10.0.2, released on February 13, 2018, followed closely on the heels of version 10.0.1, released on January 3, 2018. While both versions share the same core purpose of providing TypeScript typings, developers considering an upgrade might want insight into what changed.

Unfortunately, the provided data snippets do not expose the specific code-level changes introduced in version 10.0.2. As the package's dependencies field is empty in both versions, it's unlikely the update was driven by dependency changes. Given the relatively short time between releases, it's probable that version 10.0.2 incorporates bug fixes, minor enhancements, or improvements to the type definitions themselves, rather than introducing significant new features or API changes. The unpacked size of version 10.0.2 is slightly larger (15361 bytes) with a file count of 4 comparing with the previous version, which is another sign of some changes.

Developers relying on @types/yargs for TypeScript integration should ideally consult the DefinitelyTyped repository on GitHub or the npm changelog (if available) for a more detailed breakdown of the modifications between versions 10.0.1 and 10.0.2 to assess the potential impact on their projects. Checking the commit history within that timeframe can reveal specific bug fixes or typing adjustments relevant to their use of the yargs library.

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