Ignore the order-alphabetical CSSLint rule. #173
Conversation
|
Is there a good reason we should ignore this lint rule? As far as I know, that rule exists to make CSS more compressible under gzip & friends. |
|
Oh, I thought you didn't care about it, that is all. The rule is "new" so it wasn't there when I first added CSS Lint here. I can adapt the code for this if you prefer this approach. |
|
BTW my plan was to switch to Stylelint eventually. |
|
So, I'd say just merge this as it is for now, and we can improve things when we switch to stylelint which is a much better solution. |
|
I'd rather not disable this rule since I think it's a good one. Not opposed to switching how the CSS is done, but in a way, merging this pull request as-is would be going against where we want to end up. |
|
The thing is that 1. CSS Lint is unmaintained and 2. the rule doesn't break the build as it should. I still suggest that you merge this as is, and I'll make the switch to stylelint after my PRs are merged. |
|
If that rule is not breaking the build, is there any point in disabling it? |
|
There's no point in having it either ;) Like I said, CSS Lint is unmaintained. This just makes sure we don't get any warnings. Everything will be much better after the stylelint switch. |
No description provided.