Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

@storybook/addon-viewport empowers developers to visualize and fine-tune the responsiveness of their Storybook components across a variety of screen sizes and orientations directly within the Storybook environment. This add-on simplifies the process of building and testing components for different devices, enabling developers to ensure a consistent and optimal user experience on everything from mobile phones to large desktop monitors.

Comparing versions 8.3.1 and 8.3.2 reveals subtle yet crucial differences primarily impacting compatibility. Version 8.3.1 lists storybook: ^8.3.1 as a peer dependency, locking it specifically to that Storybook version. This dictates which Storybook versions it is compatible with. Version 8.3.2 advances this compatibility by declaring storybook: ^8.3.2 as a peer dependency. This small change signifies improved compatibility with the latest Storybook release, ensuring smooth integration and reduced potential for dependency conflicts for users upgrading their Storybook installations.

Both versions share the same core functionality, leveraging dependencies like memoizerific for optimized performance. They both also maintain the same development dependencies like react, react-dom, @storybook/icons and @storybook/global. The development dependencies indicate that these versions were built with modern React in mind and use Storybook's design system for icons and global styles. The consistency in fileCount and unpackedSize between both distributions suggests minimal code changes between the releases, reinforcing the focus on compatibility enhancement. For developers adopting or updating @storybook/addon-viewport, especially those using Storybook 8.3.2, opting for the newest version ensures the best possible integration and avoids potential version mismatch issues with the core Storybook framework.