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typed-rest-client

1.8.9

Comparision Betweeen 1.8.9 and 1.8.6

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Version 1.8.9 Details

Typed-rest-client is a versatile library designed for simplifying REST and HTTP client interactions within Node.js and TypeScript environments, especially useful for developers building applications that need to consume web services. Comparing version 1.8.9 with its predecessor, version 1.8.6, reveals subtle but potentially impactful changes. Both versions share core dependencies like qs for query string parsing, tunnel for proxy support, and underscore for utility functions, ensuring consistent functionality for common tasks. The developer dependencies, crucial for testing and development, remain largely the same, utilizing tools like nock for mocking HTTP requests, mocha for testing, and typescript for compilation.

However, a notable difference lies in the shelljs version, updated from 0.7.6 to 0.8.5. This update might introduce new features or bug fixes related to shell scripting within the library's build or test processes. Furthermore, the unpacked size has slightly increased from 153950 to 157155, suggesting potential additions of new code or assets. Crucially, v1.8.9 was released on 2022-05-25, a significant time jump from v1.8.6 released on 2021-08-30 indicating accumulated changes and potential bug fixes or minor feature enhancements that could improve stability or performance for developers relying on this client. Developers should review the changelog or commit history for a detailed understanding of these accumulated changes before upgrading.

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