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- purgecss renamed `whitelist` to `safelist` and collapsed two options into one (see their issues #428 and #439) - current regexp was missing `vm` class
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We need to overwrite postcss.config.js in vue-modal until kouts/vue-modal#48 is merged and released. Current crazy workaround is probably only working on Unix-like machines.
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whitelisttosafelistand collapsed two options into one (see their issues #428 and #439)vmclassContext:
I noticed that in production bundle of my Vue3 app, modals created with vue-modal appeared at the very bottom of page. After some debugging I found out the root cause is main css file missing classes needed by vue-modal. After applying changes in this PR locally, css file contained all the classes and modal in production looked as expected.