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@storybook/theming

6.4.5

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Version 6.4.5 Details

@storybook/theming versions 6.4.5 and 6.4.4 offer core Storybook components for theming and styling. Both versions share a nearly identical dependency structure, incorporating essential libraries such as global, core-js, polished, ts-dedent, memoizerific, resolve-from, and a suite of Emotion libraries (@emotion/core, @emotion/styled, emotion-theming, @emotion/is-prop-valid) for robust styling capabilities. deep-object-diff facilitates efficient tracking of object changes and @storybook/client-logger manages client-side logging. Crucially, both versions maintain the same peer dependencies, requiring React and React DOM versions ^16.8.0 or ^17.0.0 ensuring compatibility with existing React projects.

However, the key difference lies in the version of @storybook/client-logger. Version 6.4.5 utilizes @storybook/client-logger version 6.4.5, while version 6.4.4 uses @storybook/client-logger version 6.4.4. The impact of this change is focused to the inner workings of the Storybook's logging mechanism, potentially addressing bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within the logger itself. Developers leveraging @storybook/theming will observe consistent theming and styling functionality between the two versions. Both of these releases are distributed under the MIT license and sourced from the Storybook repository. The update from 6.4.4 to 6.4.5 seems to be a patch release, resolving internal issues and improving the overall stability.

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