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@storybook/addon-interactions

7.6.10

Comparision Betweeen 7.6.10 and 7.6.9

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Version 7.6.10 Details

@storybook/addon-interactions version 7.6.10 introduces subtle yet noteworthy changes compared to its predecessor, version 7.6.9. Both versions serve the crucial purpose of automating, testing, and debugging user interactions within Storybook environments, empowering developers to create robust and reliable UI components.

The core functionality remains consistent, with dependencies like polished, jest-mock, ts-dedent, @storybook/types, and @storybook/global retained in both versions. Similarly, the development dependencies, including React, React DOM, TypeScript, and various Storybook-related packages, are present in both releases, ensuring a smooth development experience.

The primary difference lies in the updated versions of several @storybook dependencies within the devDependencies section. Version 7.6.10 utilizes "@storybook/theming", "@storybook/components", "@storybook/core-common", "@storybook/core-events", "@storybook/manager-api", "@storybook/preview-api", "@storybook/instrumenter" and "@storybook/client-logger" all at version 7.6.10, while version 7.6.9 uses version 7.6.9 for each of them. From a practical point of view this represents bug fixes and improvements of the listed packages that enhance user experience if any of the packages are directly used by the developer.

A minor difference can be noticed in the unpacked size of the package, 2117241 for 7.6.10 and 2117231 for 7.6.9.

Developers leveraging @storybook/addon-interactions can expect continued stability and functionality, with potential enhancements stemming from the synchronized updates across related Storybook packages. Upgrading to 7.6.10 promises a refined, up-to-date interaction testing experience.

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