Release 0.11.0 #318
Release 0.11.0 #318
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upgrade example storybook [skip ci]
Bundle with tsup and replace babel-jest with swc
…und in STORYBOOK_CONFIG_DIR on Windows Fixes #295
Upgrade glob to v10
…fig-path fix(test-storybook): Fix test-runner-jest.config.js file not being found in STORYBOOK_CONFIG_DIR on Windows
fix: Remove last reference to regenerator-runtime
Improve ejected config types
Co-authored-by: Hirotaka Miyagi <31152321+MH4GF@users.noreply.github.com>
fix: nyc command with shard option
Change dependencies from `future` npm tag to `next`
Patch changes from `future` to `next`
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This PR includes:
fix: Remove last reference to regenerator-runtime #303
Improve ejected config types #297
Fix test-runner-jest.config.js file not being found in STORYBOOK_CONFIG_DIR on Windows #296
Upgrade glob to v10 #299
fix: nyc command with shard option #257
Replace internal tooling to use tsup, prebundle some dependencies, replace babel-jest with swc #250 from storybookjs/bundle-tsup-swc