Releases: static-dev/spike-css-standards
Releases · static-dev/spike-css-standards
v4.1.1
v4.1.0
v4.0.0
v3.0.0
- MASSIVELY BREAKING, guaranteed you will have to change some code with this update. Luckily, it's not too big of a change. Sugarss has been removed as the default parser, which means the default requires brackets and semicolons.
- If you want to add sugarss back, you can just
yarn add sugarss, then require it and pass it to theparseroption of this preset. That's all!
v2.0.1
v2.0.0
- This release removes cssnext and instead individually bundles many of its plugins. Cssnext had become out of date and severely bugged, and at the moment isn't as well maintained as we'd like it to be. This release brings all the plugins up to date, and drops some plugins that are not widely used or on standards track.
- Removed plugins that were present in cssnext below. Note that any the removed plugins can be added back if you need them for some reason, just install and use the
appendPluginsoption!@applyrule - no longer on standards track (plugin)filterpolyfill for old IE - no longer relevant for browser support (plugin)initialproperty fallback - not useful, not a web standard (plugin)remfallback - browser support for rem is good enough, not needed (plugin)overflow-wrapalias - why would anyone use this? just useword-wrap... (plugin)rgbafallback to hex - browser support is good enough for rgba, not a good polyfill (plugin)
- Many new configuration options added, see readme.
browsers,features, andwarnForDuplicatesoptions removed.browserscan be sent directly toautoprefixeroptions,featureshave been split out to their own keys, and there is no longer any warning for duplicates functionality.cssnanooptions added, if necessary
v1.1.0
v1.0.0
v0.2.0
- Remove
addDependencyTo, as it's not necessary anymore when being used withpostcss-loader - Change default for
rootto the webpack context whenwebpackoption is present - Add
pathsoption, which should be used to change search paths, and defaults toloaderContext.resourcePathwhenwebpackoption is present - Big thanks to @smuemd for the work behind many of these changes!