[css-values-5] All participants in a cycle become invalid #12070
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The current spec only remembers that we're in a cycle at the single point we're checking for cycles (step 1 of "substitute arbitrary substitution function"). This is not enough: --x: var(--y, 1); --y: var(--x, 2); The current spec would produce computed values of --x:2 and --y:1, which doesn't make sense: if --x and --y indeed have non-invalid computed values, then the fallbacks should not have been taken in the first place. I believe this is an unintended side effect of f7a0776, therefore this PR restores the original behavior of making all properties in a cycle invalid.
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The current spec only remembers that we're in a cycle at the single point we're checking for cycles (step 1 of "substitute arbitrary substitution function"). This is not enough:
--x: var(--y, 1);
--y: var(--x, 2);
The current spec would produce computed values of --x:2 and --y:1, which doesn't make sense: if --x and --y indeed have non-invalid computed values, then the fallbacks should not have been taken in the first place.
I believe this is an unintended side effect of
f7a0776, therefore this PR restores the original behavior of making all properties in a cycle invalid.