SimplyTyped is a TypeScript type library designed to enhance your type manipulation capabilities, offering advanced types for complex scenarios. Comparing versions 3.2.3 and 3.2.2 reveals subtle yet important updates for developers. Version 3.2.3, released in July 2019, builds upon the foundation of 3.2.2 (released in June 2019) with key dependency updates. Primarily, the significant difference lies in the "@types/node" dev dependency, upgraded from "~12.0.0" to "~12.6.0". This indicates improved compatibility with newer Node.js versions and their corresponding TypeScript typings, potentially resolving type-related issues that may have existed in earlier environments.
While the core functionality of SimplyTyped remains consistent, this dependency update is crucial for projects utilizing recent Node.js features and relying on accurate type definitions. Furthermore version 3.2.3 has also a small increase in unpacked size of just 5 bytes. Both versions maintain peer dependency on TypeScript versions 2.8.0 and above, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of TypeScript projects. Developers using SimplyTyped should consider upgrading to 3.2.3 if they are working with Node.js version 12.6.0 or later to benefit from the improved type definitions and avoid potential compatibility issues. This library, licensed under MIT, continues to provide a valuable set of advanced types for TypeScript developers seeking to streamline their type-related tasks.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.2.3 of the package simplytyped