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@storybook/addon-links

8.2.5

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Version 8.2.5 Details

@storybook/addon-links version 8.2.5 offers a minor update over its predecessor, version 8.2.4. This addon empowers developers to create interactive storybooks by linking different stories together, facilitating the construction of seamless demos, prototypes, and user flows directly within the Storybook environment. Both versions share the same core functionality and dependencies, including 'ts-dedent' for cleaner template literals, '@storybook/csf' for component story format support, and '@storybook/global' for shared utilities. Essential devDependencies like 'fs-extra' and 'typescript' are also consistent, suggesting continued focus on robust tooling and type safety.

The key difference lies in the peer dependencies. While both specify the same compatible React versions (16.8.0 through 19.0.0-beta), they require specific Storybook versions to function correctly. Version 8.2.5 mandates Storybook 8.2.5 as a peer dependency. It's crucial to ensure that your Storybook installation is precisely at version 8.2.5 when utilizing @storybook/addon-links 8.2.5 to avoid potential compatibility issues. Version 8.2.4 requires Storybook version 8.2.4.

This update highlights the tight integration between the addon and the core Storybook framework. Developers should always align their addon versions with the corresponding Storybook version for optimal performance and stability. The project is actively maintained under an MIT license, with funding supported through Open Collective.

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