Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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eslint-plugin-storybook

9.0.13

Comparision Betweeen 9.0.13 and 9.0.12

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Version 9.0.13 Details

Eslint-plugin-storybook has released version 9.0.13, building upon the previous stable version 9.0.12, offering developers enhanced linting capabilities for Storybook projects. Both versions aim to enforce best practices within Storybook setups, ensuring code quality and consistency. A core dependency, @typescript-eslint/utils, remains consistent across both versions. The development dependencies, crucial for building and testing the plugin itself, including eslint, prettier, typescript, and various @types/* packages are also the same. These dependencies support the plugin's robust development environment.

The subtle but important distinction lies in the peerDependencies. Version 9.0.13 now requires storybook version ^9.0.13 while 9.0.12 required storybook version ^9.0.12. This adjustment ensures that developers using eslint-plugin-storybook 9.0.13 should also be using storybook version 9.0.13 avoiding potential compatibility issues.

Furthermore, there's a shift in the release date. Version 9.0.13 was released on "2025-06-24T11:01:30.903Z", while version 9.0.12 came out on "2025-06-18T10:10:44.858Z", meaning that version 9.0.13 includes all the improvements done in that week. Developers should upgrade to benefit from the latest bug fixes, performance improvements, and rule updates specifically tailored for Storybook version 9.0.13. Consider this update crucial to maintain a smooth and well-integrated development workflow within Storybook environments, leveraging the most current linting rules and ensuring compatibility. The fileCount and unpackedSize are identical, suggesting no significant changes in the plugin's size or structure.

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