@storybook/react saw a minor update from version 9.0.9 to 9.0.10, primarily focusing on internal dependency updates and associated improvements rather than introducing significant new features directly impacting the end-user experience. Both versions serve as the React renderer for Storybook, enabling developers to build, test, and showcase React components in an isolated environment.
Looking at the dependency changes, @storybook/react-dom-shim was bumped from "9.0.9" to "9.0.10" mirroring the overall package version change, suggesting potential bug fixes or minor enhancements within the shim layer responsible for compatibility between Storybook and React DOM. The core peer dependencies related to React, React DOM, Storybook itself, and TypeScript remain consistent across both versions, indicating no breaking changes concerning supported React versions (from 16.8.0 up to the 19.0.0 beta) or TypeScript compiler requirements (>= 4.9.x).
The developer tools dependencies, encompassing packages like Acorn, Semver, and various type definitions, are also maintained, implying that the update mainly involves under-the-hood improvements and doesn't introduce new APIs or necessitate major code modifications for users already on version 9.0.9. The releaseDate reflecting a later date for version 9.0.10 and minor differences in unpackedSize further validates that the update includes more recent code and content. While the high-level functionality remains the same, users should update to 9.0.10 to benefit from the latest bug fixes and internal optimizations, ensuring the most stable and performant Storybook React experience.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 9.0.10 of the package @storybook/react