Tony Cabaye

@CodeByAlex with that addon you are injetting code into the body but you are not touching the initial story. My goal with the decorator is to wrap the initial story...

When you capture a story with the storyshots addon, it will only capture the story itself (and not all the DOM from the body). So all DOM manipulations you do...

Sorry for the late reply. I did not retest it with the latest version of storybook. Maybe the original update issue is not there anymore. I will try to have...

Hello @KrofDrakula , I tried to reproduce your problem without success. I understand what you mean but if I can't reproduce your problem, I can't check that it will fix...

Maybe it is because we doesn't require to use the last version in this `package.json`. Storybook addons declare their dependencies the same way than this addon, but they use fixed...

If the logic of adding the updating the body class is inside the component, you might not want to change it to adapt the behaviour for storybook. Then this way,...

@flyfly6 using `timeslice` and `ondataavailable` does not prevent the data to be stored inside local variable `arrayOfBlobs`. You just get them So in fact you should still have memory problems.

I agree that in some cases it can be useful to be able to display large blocks of code without having the markdown parser to parse it. But in fact...

I was curious how to do that, so I tried to create a package myself: https://github.com/Smile-SA/markdown-it-ignore You should be able to use it like this: ```md ::: Hello ::: ```...

In fact it is not so reproductible, because I tried with a short record and it is ok. But it happens two times when I tried to record a real...