Use postcss instead of @adobe/css-tools for css parsing #314
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jgerigmeyer
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Jun 30, 2025
jgerigmeyer
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- Replaces @adobe/css-tools with postcss for CSS parsing and printing
- Adds prettier for consistent formatting of printed CSS
- Fixes sass-true fails to parse non-standard at-rules #313
| const parseAssertion: Parser = function (rule, ctx) { | ||
| if (isCommentNode(rule)) { | ||
| const text = rule.comment?.trimStart(); | ||
| const text = rule.text.trim(); |
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This is changing from trimStart() to trim(). Would this account for the difference in https://github.com/oddbird/true/pull/314/files#r2176052308?
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No -- PostCSS automatically trims the whitespace from comments, and stores the original whitespace in rule.raws.left and rule.raws.right. So I think this trim() isn't really needed, but it also doesn't hurt.
| passed: true, | ||
| output: | ||
| '/* Some loud comment */\n\n.test-output {\n -property: value;\n}', | ||
| '/* Some loud comment */\n.test-output {\n -property: value;\n}', |
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Is this a breaking change? Or just an internal change that won't impact users?
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This is internal, and shouldn't impact users.
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@mirisuzanne Does this look okay to you? If so, I might do an alpha release so that users can test it. |
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@jgerigmeyer I don't know most of the internals here, but if the tests pass, it looks fine to me. :)
