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eslint-plugin-storybook

9.0.17

Comparision Betweeen 9.0.17 and 9.0.16

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Version 9.0.17 Details

Eslint-plugin-storybook is a valuable tool for Storybook developers, enforcing best practices and ensuring code quality within Storybook projects. Version 9.0.17 builds upon the solid foundation of version 9.0.16, offering subtle but important refinements. Both versions maintain the same core dependencies, including @typescript-eslint/utils for robust TypeScript support, and share a comprehensive suite of development dependencies like ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript itself, ensuring consistent code style and static analysis. Crucially, both versions share virtually identical development dependencies, suggesting a focus on internal tooling and developer experience rather than external functional changes. The peer dependencies highlight the plugin's compatibility: requiring ESLint version 8 or greater and aligning with specific Storybook versions -- 9.0.17 for the newest release and 9.0.16 for the previous.

The key difference between the versions lies in the release date and the targeted Storybook peer dependency. Version 9.0.17 was released on July 15th, 2025, a week after version 9.0.16's release on July 8th, 2025, and explicitly targets Storybook version 9.0.17 while the older version targets Storybook 9.0.16. This points to likely bug fixes, compatibility updates, or minor feature enhancements specifically tailored for the corresponding Storybook release. For developers, upgrading to eslint-plugin-storybook 9.0.17 is advisable when using Storybook 9.0.17 to ensure optimal compatibility and access to the latest refinements, even if the core functionality remains largely the same.

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