The @storybook/addon-actions package, designed to provide immediate UI feedback when users interact with components in Storybook, has seen a recent update from version 7.6.10 to 7.6.11. Both versions share the same core functionality: simplifying the process of visualizing component interactions, enabling developers to quickly understand how actions trigger changes, and making it easier to debug and fine-tune event handling within their components.
A key difference lies in the internal dependencies. Version 7.6.11 depends on @storybook/core-events of the same version 7.6.11 while version 7.6.10 depends on @storybook/core-events of version 7.6.10.
Developers relying on @storybook/addon-actions will find these versions incredibly helpful for simulating user events like clicks, hovers, and form submissions directly within the Storybook environment. This eliminates the need to constantly switch between Storybook and the main application to test event handling. The package leverages well-established dependencies like uuid for generating unique identifiers, dequal for deep object comparison, and polished for streamlined styling. It further relies on various @storybook dependencies for core functionality and features. The update promises, as usual, to be a good improvement for developers using Storybook to build UIs.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.6.11 of the package @storybook/addon-actions