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@storybook/addon-actions

8.5.2

Comparision Betweeen 8.5.2 and 8.5.1

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Version 8.5.2 Details

@storybook/addon-actions versions 8.5.2 and 8.5.1 offer developers a way to gain real-time UI feedback whenever a user interacts with an interactive element within their Storybook stories. This functionality helps in debugging and showcases the behavior of components within various scenarios. Both versions share core dependencies like uuid for generating unique identifiers, dequal for deep equality checks, and polished for helpful CSS-in-JS utilities, crucial for modern styling techniques. Crucially, these addons rely on @storybook/global to integrate seamlessly within the Storybook environment.

The main difference between the two versions lies in their peer dependency on Storybook itself and the version of @storybook/test they include. Version 8.5.2 requires storybook version 8.5.2 and also uses @storybook/test@8.5.2, while 8.5.1 requires storybook version 8.5.1 and uses @storybook/test@8.5.1. This implies bug fixes and compatible improvements that the storybook team released at the same time. This means that developers upgrading their Storybook setup to 8.5.2 should also upgrade @storybook/addon-actions to 8.5.2 to ensure compatibility and leverage the latest improvements. The core functionality of displaying actions remains consistent between versions; the newer release primarily focuses on ensuring compatibility and leveraging advancements within the broader Storybook ecosystem. Both versions are licensed under MIT license and welcome any contributions with the funding on Open Collective.

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