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@storybook/addon-viewport

4.1.18

Comparision Betweeen 4.1.18 and 4.1.16

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Version 4.1.18 Details

The @storybook/addon-viewport package allows Storybook developers to simulate different device screen sizes within their component development environment, enhancing the UI testing and responsive design workflow. Comparing version 4.1.18 with the prior stable version 4.1.16 reveals subtle yet important distinctions for users. Fundamentally, both versions maintain the same core functionality: enabling viewport resizing to mimic mobile and tablet devices, ensuring components render correctly across different screen dimensions.

Key differences lie primarily within the internal dependencies and potential bug fixes. While the core dependencies on packages like global, core-js, prop-types, @emotion/styled, and util-deprecate remain consistent in version ranges, the tied Storybook related dependencies like @storybook/addons, @storybook/components and @storybook/core-events are bumped respectively from 4.1.16 to 4.1.18. This suggests the update incorporates improvements and bug fixes present in the core Storybook framework. Developers adopting version 4.1.18 benefit from these underlying refinements, indirectly improving their development process. The release date difference showcases a relatively short time span between the versions suggesting incremental updates rather than major overhauls. User concerned about staying current with Storybook's ecosystem will likely appreciate the updated dependencies. The file count and unpacked size remain identical, suggesting that the code related to the addon itself did not change, leading to the conclusion that all the changes comes from the updated dependencies.

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