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@types/yargs

13.0.10

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Version 13.0.10 Details

@types/yargs versions 13.0.9 and 13.0.10 offer TypeScript definitions for the popular yargs command-line argument parser. Both versions share the same core function of providing type safety for yargs-based applications and have an MIT license, meaning they can be freely used in open-source and commercial projects. The essential dependency, @types/yargs-parser, remains consistent between both releases, ensuring compatibility with the underlying yargs-parser library.

The key difference between these two versions lies in the details of the distribution and potentially, internal type definitions. Version 13.0.10 was released on August 5th, 2020, a few months after version 13.0.9, which was released on May 11th, 2020. A subtle change is reflected in the unpacked size, with version 13.0.10 having a slightly larger size (49990 bytes) compared to version 13.0.9 (49817 bytes). This suggests minor updates, bug fixes, or improved type definitions were incorporated in the newer version. For developers, upgrading from 13.0.9 to 13.0.10 is generally recommended as it likely incorporates the latest improvements, potentially addressing edge cases or refining type accuracy. While the core functionality remains the same, staying updated can prevent potential type-related issues, leading to cleaner and more maintainable code when working with yargs in TypeScript projects. Moreover, using recent versions enhances long-term project stability and compatibility.

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