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@storybook/addon-links

8.5.3

Comparision Betweeen 8.5.3 and 8.5.2

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Version 8.5.3 Details

@storybook/addon-links facilitates navigation between stories within your Storybook, enabling the creation of interactive demos and prototypes directly from your UI components. Version 8.5.3 builds upon the foundation of version 8.5.2, offering developers a seamless experience for connecting and interlinking their stories. The core functionality remains consistent, as both versions rely on dependencies like ts-dedent for cleaner template literals and @storybook/csf to leverage Component Story Format. @storybook/global continues to provide a consistent global environment.

Crucially, both versions maintain identical peer dependency requirements, ensuring compatibility with React versions from 16.8.0 up to the 19.0.0 beta, and reinforcing the necessity of Storybook itself. The underlying build process and file structure also appear unchanged, with both versions containing 17 files and an unpacked size of 18921 bytes.

The primary and most prominent change lies in the updated peer dependency for Storybook itself, upgrading to version "8.5.3" in the newer release. The release date also jumps from January 27th for version 8.5.2 to February 1st for version 8.5.3. Developers should upgrade to version 8.5.3, particularly those already using Storybook 8.5.3 to guarantee compatibility. This upgrade ensures you're running the most up-to-date and potentially bug-fixed version of the addon within your Storybook environment, contributing to a more stable and reliable development workflow.

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