Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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typescript

4.3.3

Comparision Betweeen 4.3.3 and 4.3.2

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

175

Unpacked Size

57.92 MB

57.91 MB

Version 4.3.3 Details

TypeScript 4.3.3 is a minor patch release following the 4.3.2 version, both iterations building upon TypeScript's established strengths as a language for large-scale JavaScript application development. Primarily, developers will find that the core language features and functionalities remain consistent between the two versions, ensuring minimal disruption in existing projects when upgrading. Focusing on differences, TypeScript 4.3.3 addresses specific bug fixes and refinements, contributing to a more stable and reliable development experience. Examining the dist section reveals a slight size difference; 4.3.3 has an "unpackedSize" of 60728449 compared to 60718317 of 4.3.2, possibly indicating minor changes to compiled outputs or internal assets. The "releaseDate" provides insight into the recency of each version, with 4.3.3 released later than 4.3.2.

For developers considering an upgrade, it's advisable to review the detailed changelog on the official TypeScript repository to understand the specific issues resolved. While both packages depend on an extensive suite of development dependencies - including tools for linting (eslint), testing (mocha, chai), building (gulp, browserify), and type management (@types/*) - these dependencies don't show any crucial differences between versions, suggesting a focus on internal bug fixes and improvements rather than substantial feature additions. Therefore, upgrading from 4.3.2 to 4.3.3 would mainly be beneficial for those encountering the specific issues addressed in this patch release, rather than those looking for new language features.

Security Vulnerabilities

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