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* run PostCSS relative to test file The PostCSS `from` was always set to the `tests/util/run` file with the current test name as a query param to make it unique. However, that results in issues with relative file paths because they are now relative to this file instead of the actual test file. Luckily, `expect.getState()` exposes the `testPath` value that points to the current test file itself. * add built in `@import` processing + additional features such that you can use `@tailwind` and `@config` directives before the `@import` at rule which isn't normally allowed. However "@tailwind" in a way is an `@import` and `@config` in a way is a `@charset` which can be used before the `@import` at rule. * drop partial normalizeTailwindDirectives when in the Oxide engine This will now be handled by Tailwind from a higher level, so the core doesn't have to worry about normalizing this anymore since it will always be normalized right now. * add `handleImportAtRules` to CLI * update changelog * scope `import processing` to the oxide engine * update Changelog * use direct comparison We don't need the `startsWith` check anymore because the contents of the comment will be the actual value we expect. |
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A utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom user interfaces.
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