chore: update storybook #11936
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chore: update storybook #11936
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Update Storybook to 7.6
This version adds a new
--testbuild flag which supposedly makes CI builds "2-4x" faster. I am skeptic, but faster CI is always a good thing, so as long as it isn't slower I say we go for it.Replace old/experimental testing packages with the new, stable, @storybook/test. Their getting started docs still tell you to use the old ones, so I missed that there's already a new/preferred/"more performant"/stable package you're supposed to use instead.
Upload the build as a .zip, rather than individual files. One compressed upload can be much faster than many sequential uploads.
Trying to gather a little data about build times:
Chromatic seems to do weird things when you rerun it on the same commit, so it's hard to get more than one data point for the speed-up, but it seems promising.