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@storybook/theming

6.5.16

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Version 6.5.16 Details

@storybook/theming is a core component library for Storybook, providing theming capabilities and UI utilities. Version 6.5.16 brings a subtle but important update compared to version 6.5.15. While the core dependencies like core-js, memoizerific, and regenerator-runtime, along with development dependencies such as emotion libraries, polished, and ts-node, remain consistent, the key difference lies in the updated @storybook/client-logger dependency (now 6.5.16, up from 6.5.15) and a later release date.

For developers, this means that version 6.5.16 incorporates the latest logging enhancements and bug fixes from the Storybook client-logger, potentially improving debugging and overall stability within the Storybook environment. Given the shared peer dependencies on react and react-dom (versions 16.8.0, 17.0.0, and 18.0.0 are all supported), upgrading from 6.5.15 should be seamless for projects already using Storybook with compatible React versions.

The library facilitates creating consistent and visually appealing user interfaces within Storybook, leveraging emotion for styling flexibility. The update to 6.5.16 ensures developers benefit from the most current improvements within Storybook's logging infrastructure, promoting a smoother development experience by aiding in identifying and resolving potential issues within their components and stories. The consistent unpacked size also suggests that there are no major size-related performance concerns introduced, maintaining a lean profile.

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