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@storybook/theming

6.1.10

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.10 and 6.1.9

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Version 6.1.10 Details

@storybook/theming, a core component library for Storybook, saw a minor version update from 6.1.9 to 6.1.10, offering subtle but important improvements for developers building UI components. Both versions maintain identical peer dependencies, requiring React and React DOM versions ^16.8.0 or ^17.0.0, ensuring compatibility with common React setups. Core dependencies like global, core-js, polished, ts-dedent, memoizerific, resolve-from, and the Emotion suite (@emotion/core, @emotion/styled, emotion-theming, @emotion/is-prop-valid) remain consistent, suggesting a focus on internal refinements rather than major feature additions.

A key difference lies in the @storybook/client-logger dependency, updated from 6.1.9 to 6.1.10. This likely involves enhancements to the Storybook's logging mechanism, potentially improving debugging and error reporting capabilities for developers. The unpacked size of packages also increases slightly, meaning probably it contains some bug fixes or small features. The update was released on December 4, 2020, a few days after the previous version, indicating a responsive approach to updates. The @storybook/theming package continues to be MIT licensed and available on the npm registry, ready to contribute to creating compelling and consistent UI experiences within the Storybook ecosystem. Developers can benefit from the stability and refined logging capabilities of 6.1.10, ensuring a smoother development workflow.

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