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@types/yargs

13.0.6

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Version 13.0.6 Details

Version 13.0.6 of @types/yargs, released on January 21, 2020, represents a minor update to the TypeScript definitions for the popular command-line argument parsing library, yargs. Building upon the previous stable version, 13.0.5, released on January 8, 2020, this release delivers subtle improvements for developers seeking enhanced type safety and a smoother development experience when working with yargs in TypeScript projects.

While both versions share the same core dependencies, specifically relying on @types/yargs-parser for argument parsing typings, a key difference lies in the unpacked size of the packages. Version 13.0.6 exhibits a slightly larger unpacked size of 49430 bytes compared to version 13.0.5's 49414 bytes indicating small refinements or additions to the type definitions. This could encompass fixes for edge cases, introduction of new type aliases, or minor adjustments to existing interfaces to better reflect the evolving yargs API. The consistent file count of 5 across both versions suggests that the update primarily focuses on modifying the existing definition files rather than introducing new ones. For TypeScript developers leveraging yargs, upgrading to version 13.0.6 provides access to the latest enhancements and ensures optimal compatibility with newer yargs releases, streamlining command-line argument handling in their applications. These cumulative improvements contribute to a more robust and predictable development workflow.

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