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It's not a bug as it's part of the text-opacity utility, the first color output is just meant to be used as a fallback for IE (as it doesn't support css variables). If you don't want to see this and if you're fine leaving the text-opacity utility you can target your build toward IE: #1635 or disable the text-opacity utility: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-opacity#disabling
Not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but I have found that adding the
white
utility causes white to be added twice to a style definition.Given the following:
And
I find this:
Is it right to have two
color
entries? Removingtext-white
from the@apply
call removes both.Wanted to report this in case it is a bug.
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