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Fix: prevent two rel attributes in the same link tag #12
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- Using `cssAttributes` with `rel` property defined doesn't output `rel="stylesheet"` by default anymore - You can now set css or js attributes to an empty string to output only the attribute name (without `=""`) - Update devDependencies
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Thanks for the pull request!
A have a few comments, and please revert all changes to package files. Tests would be great too!
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@sapegin Let's merge and publish? |
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Please ping me when it's ready for another look, I'd never know about that otherwise.
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Let's move these files to some folder so it's clear they are test files, they shouldn't be in the root folder.
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@bebraw As soon as it's ready. |
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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 2.2.1 🎉 The release is available on: Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀 |
cssAttributeswithrelproperty defined doesn't outputrel="stylesheet"by default anymore="")