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@storybook/addon-actions

8.1.11

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Version 8.1.11 Details

@storybook/addon-actions facilitates UI development by providing immediate feedback when interactive elements, such as buttons or links, are triggered within Storybook. Version 8.1.11 builds upon the solid foundation of 8.1.10, offering developers a seamless upgrade path for enhanced debugging and interaction testing of their components. The core functionality remains consistent, ensuring familiar usage for existing users.

A key difference resides in the updated dependencies within the Storybook ecosystem. Version 8.1.11 incorporates @storybook/core-events version 8.1.11 along with @storybook/types, @storybook/theming, @storybook/components, @storybook/manager-api, @storybook/preview-api and @storybook/client-logger which were updated to to version 8.1.11 from 8.1.10 to ensure compatibility and access to the latest features and bug fixes within the Storybook environment. While the other, more foundational dependencies such as uuid, dequal, polished, and @types/uuid remain unchanged, reflecting their stability and reliability.

Developers upgrading to 8.1.11 can expect improved stability and potentially benefit from subtle performance enhancements derived from the updated Storybook core packages. The development dependencies also get updated to version 8.1.11, which means that the developer experience with testing or extending the addon might be improved by tooling. Developers should consult the official Storybook changelogs for comprehensive details on the specific improvements included in the 8.1.11 release. For those new to the addon, @storybook/addon-actions simplifies the process of verifying that user interactions fire the expected actions, enabling efficient testing and validation of component behavior directly within the Storybook environment.

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