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@storybook/addon-essentials

8.6.0

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Version 8.6.0 Details

@storybook/addon-essentials version 8.6.0 delivers a refined set of curated addons designed to enhance your Storybook experience, moving up from version 8.5.8. This latest iteration maintains its core focus on providing developers with essential tools for UI development and testing within Storybook. Key dependencies like ts-dedent are preserved, ensuring continued stability in template literal handling. More importantly, all internal addon dependencies such as @storybook/addon-docs, @storybook/addon-actions, @storybook/addon-controls, and others are updated to version 8.6.0, aligning them with the latest Storybook ecosystem. This uniform versioning across essential addons ensures better compatibility and takes advantage of improvements and bug fixes introduced in the core Storybook framework.

A notable change lies in the development dependencies, where the required TypeScript version has been bumped to "^5.7.3" from "^5.3.2," reflecting the adoption of newer TypeScript features and potentially improving type safety across the addon. Peer dependencies stipulate that this version of @storybook/addon-essentials is intended for use with Storybook version "^8.6.0". The release features an increased fileCount in the distributed package (41 vs 34), and a larger unpackedSize (18120 vs 12300), suggesting additional assets, features or code enhancements have been included or that build outputs have changed. Developers upgrading should be aware of these changes, testing compatibility and ensuring their Storybook project meets the updated TypeScript requirements. This upgrade emphasizes a commitment to staying current with the latest technologies and features within the Storybook environment.

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