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@storybook/addon-links

3.2.13

Comparision Betweeen 3.2.13 and 3.2.12

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Version 3.2.13 Details

@storybook/addon-links, versions 3.2.13 and 3.2.12, facilitate seamless navigation between stories within a Storybook environment. Designed to enhance the user experience, this addon simplifies linking stories together, which is crucial for showcasing complex component interactions and application flows. Both versions share a core set of functionalities, including the ability to create hyperlinks directly within your stories, enabling users to jump between different scenarios and component states effortlessly.

A key difference between the two lies within their dependencies. Version 3.2.13 depends on "@storybook/addons":"^3.2.13" while the older version depends on "@storybook/addons":"^3.2.12". This highlights an internal update within the Storybook ecosystem itself, likely addressing bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within the core addon framework. While the API for addon-links itself might not have drastically changed, developers should be aware of the underlying @storybook/addons dependency. Upgrading ensures compatibility and potentially unlocks access to the latest enhancements offered by Storybook. Both versions maintain peer dependencies on react and react-dom, requiring projects using these addons to have React and ReactDOM installed. The devDependencies remain consistent, utilizing react, react-dom and shelljs for development and testing purposes. The newer release rolled out on October 20, 2017, a couple of weeks after 3.2.12.

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