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@storybook/addon-interactions

8.2.6

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Version 8.2.6 Details

@storybook/addon-interactions has been updated from version 8.2.5 to 8.2.6. This latest release focuses on automating, testing, and debugging user interactions within Storybook, enhancing the development workflow for UI components. While the core description remains consistent, subtle yet important changes distinguish the two versions.

Both versions share the same core dependencies like polished for styling, ts-dedent for template literals, @storybook/test for testing utilities, @storybook/global for global utilities, and @storybook/instrumenter for code instrumentation. Development dependencies, including react, formik, react-dom, typescript, @types/node, @storybook/icons, and @devtools-ds/object-inspector, also remain unchanged, ensuring a stable development environment.

The primary difference lies in the version dependencies of internal Storybook packages. Version 8.2.6 utilizes @storybook/test@8.2.6 and @storybook/instrumenter@8.2.6, while 8.2.5 used @storybook/test@8.2.5 and @storybook/instrumenter@8.2.5 respectively. Most notably they have peer dependency version differences, 8.2.6 needs storybook@8.2.6 while 8.2.5 asks for storybook@8.2.5. This indicates targeted improvements in testing and instrumentation, possibly bug fixes or feature enhancements related directly to interaction scenarios and newer versions of Storybook. Developers already using Storybook 8.2.x should upgrade to the latest version of @storybook/addon-interactions i.e. 8.2.6, to benefit from these minor but impactful improvements regarding interactions for a better overall experience. The newer version was released, approximately five days later.

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