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@types/yargs

6.3.2

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Version 6.3.2 Details

The @types/yargs package provides TypeScript definitions for the yargs command-line argument parser, enabling developers to integrate yargs seamlessly into TypeScript projects with robust type checking and autocompletion. Version 6.3.2 represents a minor update over the previous stable version 6.3.1. Both versions are specifically tailored for yargs version 6.3.0, suggesting that the core functionality and API compatibility remain consistent across these releases. The key distinguishing factor lies in the release dates, with version 6.3.2 published on November 14, 2016, a week after version 6.3.1 on November 8, 2016.

This difference implies that version 6.3.2 likely incorporates bug fixes or minor improvements to the type definitions without introducing breaking changes. For developers already using version 6.3.1, upgrading to 6.3.2 is generally recommended to benefit from any potential refinements or corrections in the type definitions. The shared authorship and identical dependencies & peer dependencies listings further reinforce the notion that this is an incremental update focused on enhancing the typing experience rather than introducing new features or functionalities. If you are starting a new project or experiencing type-related issues with yargs 6.3.0 utilizing version 6.3.1 of the type definitions, upgrading to 6.3.2 is a sensible step to ensure the most accurate and reliable type information is available, aiding in code quality and reducing potential runtime errors.

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