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This raises a question:
What was the reason of adding .replace(/\s/g, "")?
Can we safely remove it or replace it with something more refined, so we can keep no-comma syntax intact?
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No-comma color functions syntax is valid CSS, is supported by all major browsers and used by me in production:
But with current parameter sanitization it transforms into unparseable mess:
This raises a question:
What was the reason of adding
.replace(/\s/g, "")
?Can we safely remove it or replace it with something more refined, so we can keep no-comma syntax intact?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: