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@storybook/theming

7.6.15

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Version 7.6.15 Details

@storybook/theming, a core component library for Storybook, has been updated from version 7.6.14 to 7.6.15. Both versions share the same fundamental dependencies, including memoizerific for performance optimization, @storybook/global for global Storybook utilities, and @emotion/use-insertion-effect-with-fallbacks for enhanced CSS insertion. The development dependencies remain identical, encompassing tools like fs-extra, polished, ts-dedent, and various @emotion libraries crucial for styling and component creation. The peer dependencies also stay consistent, requiring React and React DOM versions 16.8.0 or higher, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of React projects.

The key difference lies in the @storybook/client-logger dependency, which is updated from version 7.6.14 to 7.6.15, indicating potential improvements or bug fixes in the logging mechanism. Furthermore, the releaseDate reflects the recency of each version; 7.6.15 was released on February 13, 2024, while 7.6.14 was released on February 10, 2024, highlighting that 7.6.15 includes the latest updates or fixes. The dist metadata also differs; while fileCount and unpackedSize is the same, the tarball url reflects that there has been a change and it's a new version of the package published in npm. For developers, upgrading to 7.6.15 is recommended to benefit from any enhancements to Storybook's internal logging and to ensure they are using the most current and potentially more stable version of the theming library.

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