Fixing nested @ tags not closing properly #30
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Closing brackets don't revert to the correct 'before-selector' and are stuck in 'at-group', causing issues with the output CSS where brackets are closed off only at the end.
An example of CSS input:
Currently, this is output as:
Where brackets are stacked at the end.
With this PR, the output becomes:
Where brackets are ordered correctly.
This PR also implements this PR from @lwenn where
:not (.class1, .class2)
is being incorrectly split into two separate classes by applying smarter regex.I have not tested this rigorously, only with a few short styles. The changes are relatively localized and should be low risk.
I am currently using this fork on larger real CSS datasets. This fork will be undergoing more strenuous testing in the near future.