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@storybook/addon-interactions

8.5.5

Comparision Betweeen 8.5.5 and 8.5.4

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Version 8.5.5 Details

@storybook/addon-interactions versions 8.5.5 and 8.5.4 offer developers a way to automate, test, and debug user interactions within their Storybook stories, ensuring a robust UI/UX. Both versions share the same core functionalities and a majority of their dependencies, including polished for styling, ts-dedent for template literals, and @storybook/test, @storybook/global, and @storybook/instrumenter for testing and interaction tracking within the Storybook environment. They also utilize the same development dependencies like react, react-dom, formik, typescript, @types/node, ansi-to-html, @storybook/icons, and @devtools-ds/object-inspector, indicating a similar development and testing environment.

The primary difference lies in the versions of their peer dependency storybook, with 8.5.5 requiring storybook: ^8.5.5 and 8.5.4 requiring storybook: ^8.5.4. This signifies that version 8.5.5 of the addon is specifically designed and tested to be fully compatible with Storybook version 8.5.5, potentially leveraging new features or bug fixes introduced in that Storybook release. Developers upgrading to Storybook 8.5.5 should also upgrade to @storybook/addon-interactions 8.5.5 to ensure seamless integration and avoid potential compatibility issues. The subtle version bump indicates maintenance, bug fixes, or enhancements specifically tailored for the corresponding Storybook version, making a synchronized upgrade crucial for optimal performance and stability when working with user interaction testing in Storybook. Importantly releaseDate of version 8.5.5 is one day after version 8.5.4 of this package, it means that probably version 8.5.5 is a security update or bug fix for the previous version.

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