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Currently if we use @supports blocks in the css, our runner won't capture it. We need a special case for them like we do for @media I'm afraid. It'd be nice if we had a more generic way to get conditional blocks for future readiness too though.
One thing to note for testing: these blocks can appear inside media blocks. The opposite is true too.
Here's a sample of a supports rule in the css om:
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Currently if we use
@supports
blocks in the css, our runner won't capture it. We need a special case for them like we do for@media
I'm afraid. It'd be nice if we had a more generic way to get conditional blocks for future readiness too though.One thing to note for testing: these blocks can appear inside media blocks. The opposite is true too.
Here's a sample of a supports rule in the css om:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: