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Consider the example above:
$x: 0.1; // 0.1 => correct
$y: 0.1em; // 0.1 => has to be 0.1em
$z: .1em; // 0.1 => has to be 0.1em
It looks like csscomb doesn't understand the difference between numeric and measure decimals. It always strips out the unit and leaves numeric decimal.
Update:
Looks like it's a duplicate of #394. Please close this issue.
Hello or "Привет" guys,
Thank you so much for this awesome tool, amazing work 👍
Consider the example above:
It looks like
csscomb
doesn't understand the difference between numeric and measure decimals. It always strips out the unit and leaves numeric decimal.Update:
Looks like it's a duplicate of #394. Please close this issue.
Example of my
.csscomb.json
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: