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@storybook/addon-links

8.6.6

Comparision Betweeen 8.6.6 and 8.6.5

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Version 8.6.6 Details

@storybook/addon-links provides a straightforward way to connect your Storybook stories, enhancing the prototyping and demo-building experience for UI components. With version 8.6.6 arriving just after 8.6.5, developers will find a highly iterative update. Examining the data reveals the core functionality remains constant: both versions offer the same familiar description of linking stories.

Key dependencies like ts-dedent and @storybook/global stay consistent, suggesting a focus on stability and compatibility. Notably, both leverage TypeScript, ensuring a modern development workflow. The peer dependencies, dictating compatible versions of React and Storybook itself, reflect that both versions are designed to work with the latest React versions, including beta versions of v19 also.

The most significant difference lies in the version of Storybook supported as a peer dependency. Version 8.6.6 explicitly requires storybook: ^8.6.6, while 8.6.5 requires storybook: ^8.6.5. This indicates a very targeted update, likely addressing compatibility issues or enhancements specifically within the Storybook 8.6.6 environment. For developers, this means ensuring you're using Storybook 8.6.6 to fully leverage the addon's capabilities when upgrading to addon-links 8.6.6. The update was released on March 15th versus March 14th indicating the team is very active and takes compatibility seriously. The size and the number of files has not changed between the two versions. The MIT license continues to grant broad usage rights. Developers should upgrade to the latest version to stay aligned with bug fixes and enhancements within the wider Storybook ecosystem.

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