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@storybook/addon-links

9.1.2

Comparision Betweeen 9.1.2 and 9.1.1

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Version 9.1.2 Details

@storybook/addon-links, a vital tool for building interactive demos and prototypes within Storybook, saw a new release with version 9.1.2, succeeding the previous stable version 9.1.1. Both versions share the same core functionality, enabling seamless navigation between stories and enhancing the user experience within your Storybook environment. Developers leveraging React can rejoice, as both versions support a wide range of React versions, from 16.8.0 all the way to the 19.0.0 beta, ensuring compatibility with modern React projects. They also include similar dependencies such as @storybook/global which ensure core functionality for storybook.

The key difference lies in the **peer dependency** on Storybook itself. Version 9.1.2 now requires **storybook":"^9.1.2"**, while the previous version depends on ""storybook":"^9.1.1"". This indicates that version 9.1.2 is specifically designed to work with Storybook version 9.1.2 and it is important for users to update storybook as well to avoid unexpected issues. This dependency update implies that there might be bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within Storybook 9.1.2 that @storybook/addon-links 9.1.2 leverages for optimal performance and a better user experience. The package's releasedates also show that the newer version was packaged a week after the older one. For developers, upgrading to the latest version ensures benefiting from the most recent enhancements and bug fixes, guaranteeing a stable and enriched Storybook experience. Also the funding and repository variables are identical so no big change there.

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