TypeScript version 1.7.5 arrived on December 14, 2015, building upon the earlier 1.7.3 release from November 30, 2015. Both versions champion TypeScript as a robust language designed for large-scale JavaScript application development. A key difference lies in the development dependencies. Version 1.7.5 specifies a more constrained tslint version (~2) compared to the latest designation in version 1.7.3. This suggests a deliberate decision to pin the linter to a specific range, potentially to avoid compatibility issues or ensure consistent linting rules during development.
For developers adopting TypeScript, both versions provide access to the core language features and benefit from Microsoft's backing. The Apache-2.0 license ensures usage flexibility. The tracked repository on Github confirms ongoing community and enterprise support.
The inclusion of testing and build tools like Chai, Jake, Mocha, Istanbul, and Browserify in the devDependencies highlights the emphasis on quality and automated processes during TypeScript development. The integration of mocha-fivemat-progress-reporter points to a concern for providing developers with clear and informative build and test feedback within their workflow. The main update of the new version is tslint (~2). If you have a project developed using typescript it will be probably advantageous to update to the new version due to the bug fixes and the other inner advantages.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.7.5 of the package typescript
