@storybook/addon-links is a valuable tool for Storybook users looking to connect stories within their component libraries, streamlining demo creation and prototyping efforts. Comparing versions 8.6.3 and 8.6.2, developers will find subtle yet important distinctions that may influence their upgrade decisions. Both versions share the same core functionality: linking stories together and offer similar dependencies, including ts-dedent for cleaner template literals and @storybook/global for accessing global Storybook utilities. They also maintain identical development dependencies with Typescript. Crucially, both versions retain the same peer dependency requirements for React and Storybook which offers more compatibility for existing projects. The notable shift lies in the peer dependency for Storybook itself. Version 8.6.3 requires Storybook ^8.6.3 while version 8.6.2 requires Storybook ^8.6.2. This may suggest that version 8.6.3 includes functionalities or fixes that are specifically designed to work with Storybook 8.6.3. Although the file count, unpacked size and licensing are the same in both versions, the release date is different, with version 8.6.3 being the newer release. For developers deciding whether to upgrade, a key consideration should be their current Storybook version. If already using Storybook 8.6.3, updating to @storybook/addon-links 8.6.3 is likely beneficial.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 8.6.3 of the package @storybook/addon-links