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@storybook/addon-links

5.0.7

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Version 5.0.7 Details

@storybook/addon-links, a vital tool for creating interconnected storybook experiences, saw a subtle but important update between versions 5.0.6 and 5.0.7. Both versions serve the same core purpose: allowing developers to create direct links between stories within their Storybook, facilitating intuitive navigation and showcasing relationships between different component states or scenarios. This dramatically enriches the documentation and exploration experience for users.

While the core functionality remains consistent, the key difference lies in the updated dependencies. Version 5.0.7 upgrades @storybook/addons and @storybook/core-events to version 5.0.7 as well, aligning it with the latest enhancements and bug fixes within the broader Storybook ecosystem. The previous v5.0.6 used @storybook/addons and @storybook/core-events with version 5.0.6. This seemingly minor alteration ensures better compatibility and stability when integrating @storybook/addon-links into modern Storybook projects. Developers upgrading from older Storybook versions should see smoother integration and fewer potential conflicts. The upgrade also includes the same dependencies for qs, global, core-js, prop-types and common-tags. This is extremely valuable for creating complex, well-documented component libraries. Both versions maintain the same unpacked size and number of files. If you are looking into a new Storybook documentation for your React components, this is the perfect package to enhance your work.

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