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postcss-custom-properties

12.1.11

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Version 12.1.11 Details

PostCSS Custom Properties, a plugin designed to empower CSS authors with the ability to leverage custom properties queries, has released version 12.1.11 following the previous stable version 12.1.10. Both versions share identical core functionalities, descriptions and dependencies, relying on postcss-value-parser for value parsing and postcss-import as a dev dependency, alongside a peer dependency on PostCSS version 8.2 or higher. The MIT license remains consistent and the project is hosted on GitHub within the csstools/postcss-plugins repository, stewarded by Jonathan Neal and funded through Open Collective.

The key difference between the two versions lies in the minor bug fixes and improvements that resulted in an incremental increase in the unpacked size from 37877 bytes in version 12.1.10 to 38268 bytes in version 12.1.11. The release date also changed, with version 12.1.11 being released on December 1, 2022, and version 12.1.10 released on October 20, 2022. Developers considering the upgrade should anticipate a slightly larger package size. While the core function of enabling custom property queries remains the same, upgrading to the latest version is recommended to benefit from the most recent bug fixes and enhancements, ensuring improved stability and performance. It's a straightforward update for those already using PostCSS Custom Properties, offering a refined experience without introducing breaking changes.

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