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@storybook/theming

7.0.23

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Version 7.0.23 Details

The @storybook/theming package, a core component library for Storybook, saw a minor version update from 7.0.22 to 7.0.23. Both versions share the same fundamental purpose, providing theming capabilities for Storybook environments. A key update lies in the dependencies: @storybook/client-logger was bumped from version 7.0.22 to 7.0.23 in the newer release, suggesting possible improvements or bug fixes within Storybook's logging mechanisms.

Developers using @storybook/theming will find that both versions maintain identical dependencies on core libraries like memoizerific, @storybook/global, and @emotion/use-insertion-effect-with-fallbacks, ensuring a consistent theming experience. The development dependencies, which include libraries for testing and styling such as fs-extra, polished, and @emotion/* remain unchanged, reflecting a focus on internal improvements rather than API alterations. Similarly the peer dependencies react and react-dom are unchanged.

Crucially, the file count and unpacked size of the distributed package remained consistent between the two releases, indicating that the update primarily involves code-level changes rather than the introduction of new assets or functionalities. The primary difference between the two versions is the update on the @storybook/client-logger dependency. For user impacting changes and bug fixes it is always better to consult the official changelog of the project in the official repository.

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