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I would like to preserve css pseudo class functions like :host() but currently all pseudo class functions are escaped.
Example:
:host(.selector) {...}
:host(:active) {...}
is resolved to:
:host(.selector),
// `host` is in blacklist: last parenthesis is escaped
:host(.selector\) {...}
// `host` not in blacklist:
./:host\(.selector\) {...}
:host(:active),
.\:host\(.\:active\) {...}
I need the following output:
// function remains unchanged
:host(.selector) {...}
:host(:active),
// function remains unchanged, only pseudo state is resolved
:host(.\:active) {...}
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Hello,
I would like to preserve css pseudo class functions like
:host()
but currently all pseudo class functions are escaped.Example:
is resolved to:
I need the following output:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: