Eslint-plugin-storybook has released a new minor version, upgrading from 9.0.4 to 9.0.5. This update introduces improvements and refinements to the existing set of best practice rules for Storybook, designed to enhance the development workflow and ensure code quality. While the core dependencies remain consistent, including @typescript-eslint/utils, eslint, prettier, and typescript, the key difference lies in the peer dependency requirement for Storybook itself. Version 9.0.5 of the eslint plugin now specifically requires Storybook version 9.0.5 for optimal compatibility and functionality.
Developers leveraging eslint-plugin-storybook will benefit from enhanced linting capabilities that promote consistent code style, identify potential issues, and enforce Storybook-specific best practices. The plugin seamlessly integrates with your ESLint configuration, providing real-time feedback within your code editor and during CI/CD processes. This allows for early detection and resolution of potential problems, leading to more robust and maintainable Storybook stories. Upgrading to version 9.0.5 ensures that you're utilizing the most up-to-date rules and benefiting from any bug fixes or performance improvements. Given the peer dependency change, ensure your Storybook installation is also at version 9.0.5 to avoid any conflicts or unexpected behavior. The release date indicates that the 9.0.5 version is newer.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 9.0.5 of the package eslint-plugin-storybook