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@types/yargs

12.0.15

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Version 12.0.15 Details

@types/yargs version 12.0.15 is a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for the popular yargs command-line argument parser library, succeeding version 12.0.14. Published on January 21, 2020, it builds upon the previous release from December 23, 2019. Developers leveraging yargs for structuring command-line interfaces in their TypeScript projects will find this update provides refined type information, enhancing code completion, and static analysis during development. While the core yargs library handles argument parsing, these @types provide crucial type safety for TypeScript users.

A key difference lies in the unpacked size, which slightly increased from 26788 bytes in version 12.0.14 to 26804 bytes in version 12.0.15, suggesting potential additions or refinements to the type declarations. Although the dependency list remains empty, indicating no new external dependencies, this doesn't preclude internal type adjustments or improvements. Developers should expect a smoother and more accurate TypeScript experience when working with yargs after upgrading. As with all type definition updates, consulting the DefinitelyTyped repository (where these types are hosted) for specific code changes between releases can offer further insight. The fileCount stays the same, so developers are not facing any breaking changes regarding structure of the package. In conclusion, version 12.0.15 ensures continued compatibility and improved type accuracy for TypeScript-based yargs projects.

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