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Both DefinitelyTyped and typings allow us to use existing JS libraries along with their TypeScript bindings (definitions, .d.ts) provided by the community. My question is - does any of these platform provide a possibility to use a binding for a certain version of a certain library?
For example, I can see in DefinitelyTyped/jQuery, that it supports only this:
// Type definitions for jQuery 1.10.x / 2.0.x
and this is the only file. And jQuery seems to be pretty popular library. So I expect that support for other libraries would be even worse.
Anyway, are the TS bindings still so immature that they don't allow to specify target version of a given library? Is this feature planned to be added?