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Which would result in both h1's having the same 20px margin, where as the input had them being different.
There are likely other instances like this that can be documented, detected, and logged as errors with instructions that explain why that selector cannot be reliably atomized.
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This should eliminate most un-atomizable situations, though there will undoubtably be more which we should watch out for, detect and warn the user about. Though this may require extensive testing to be proactive or waiting on bug reports reactively.
Some code cannot be atomized in a manner that produces identical results as the input styles.
For example this input:
Will output this:
Which would result in both
h1
's having the same20px
margin, where as the input had them being different.There are likely other instances like this that can be documented, detected, and logged as errors with instructions that explain why that selector cannot be reliably atomized.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: