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Update grunt-csscomb #13873
Update grunt-csscomb #13873
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@tonyganch: you can see here the changes in comments. |
What's the status on this? Can't say I'm enthusiastic about moving inline comments to the next line. Also, tons of this conflicts with what I'm working on for v4, so maybe we just punt it until that kicks off publicly? |
I've fixed behaviour of comments. There is also one line I can do nothing about: There will be no more beta releases of CSScomb, so these "comment" changes will be published some time later with a stable release. |
I think that looks good @tonyganch, thanks! I will wait for a new npm package and then I'll update the PR and merge. |
BTW the map files change must be because of clean-css version difference but nothing to worry about. |
We should check whether the new CSSComb v3.0.0 addresses our problem. |
Let me know if the problem remains, please |
@tonyganch: the npm package seems the same (3.0.0-1). Did you forget to publish a new one? EDIT: nvm, I confused the grunt package with csscomb itself 👊 |
@XhmikosR, Version 3.0.0 last updated 13 minutes ago
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Yeah, see my edit above :/ Everything looks good now, I'll merge it when I'm back home since I don't want to do things in a hurry :) |
"space-after-colon": 1, | ||
"space-after-combinator": 1, | ||
"space-before-selector-delimiter": 0, | ||
"space-after-declaration": "\n", |
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This line should be replaced with "space-between-declarations": "\n"
This is a WIP until csscomb has the remaining issues sorted on their side, thus the output CSS should be the same then.
For reference csscomb/csscomb.js#232