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@storybook/theming

6.1.15

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Version 6.1.15 Details

@storybook/theming is a core component within the Storybook ecosystem, providing theming capabilities for UI development and consistent styling across Storybook components. Version 6.1.15 brings a subtle yet important update compared to the earlier stable version 6.1.14. Both versions share a similar foundation, relying on dependencies like global, core-js, polished, ts-dedent, and memoizerific for essential utilities. They also utilize Emotion for styling with @emotion/core, @emotion/styled, and emotion-theming, ensuring a performant and flexible theming experience. Dependency deep-object-diff provides utility to compute differences in themes while @emotion/is-prop-valid helps with validation of props. Both declare peer dependencies on React and ReactDOM, supporting versions 16.8.0 or 17.0.0 enabling usage within a broad range of React Apps.

The key difference lies in the @storybook/client-logger dependency. Version 6.1.15 updates this dependency to version 6.1.15, signifying a synchronization between @storybook/theming and @storybook/client-logger. While the precise nature of the changes within @storybook/client-logger isn't explicitly detailed here, it likely involves bug fixes, performance improvements, or enhanced logging functionality directly impacting the theming experience or debugging capabilities. For developers using @storybook/theming, upgrading to version 6.1.15 ensures you're benefiting from the latest improvements in logging and error handling within the Storybook environment, potentially leading to a smoother development workflow and easier problem diagnosis when customizing themes. Both versions maintain the same unpacked size and file count, indicating that the core structure of the library remains consistent.

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