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@storybook/addon-actions

3.2.12

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Version 3.2.12 Details

@storybook/addon-actions version 3.2.12 introduces several updates compared to version 3.2.11, offering developers improvements in functionality and compatibility. Primarily, it upgrades key dependencies like prop-types (from 15.5.10 to 15.6.0) and react-inspector (from 2.1.6 to 2.2.0) to leverage the latest features and bug fixes within those libraries. Furthermore, this release depends on @storybook/addons version 3.2.12, ensuring greater consistency within the Storybook ecosystem.

The update also reflects changes in the development environment, shifting the supported React versions from 15.6.1 to 16.0.0 for development dependencies like react, react-dom, and react-test-renderer. This indicates a move towards supporting newer React features and improved testing capabilities. While peer dependencies on react and react-dom remain broad ("*"), the change hints that developers targeting older React versions might encounter compatibility issues in the development environment.

For developers utilizing Storybook's addon-actions, version 3.2.12 represents a generally beneficial upgrade, especially if they stay up-to-date with React and its related packages. The component upgrades promise enhanced stability and potentially improved rendering of action outputs within Storybook's UI. Although not a breaking change, verifying integration within existing Storybook setups and testing UI functionality is crucial for peace of mind when upgrading. This version provides a more modern foundation for the addon, ensuring better long-term support and compatibility within the Storybook universe.

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