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postcss-nested

6.2.0

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Version 6.2.0 Details

PostCSS Nested is a PostCSS plugin that simplifies CSS authoring by allowing developers to nest CSS rules in a way similar to Sass. This enables a more organized and readable stylesheet structure, improving maintainability and reducing redundancy. Version 6.2.0, released in July 2024, brings an update to its internal dependency, postcss-selector-parser, upgrading it to version ^6.1.1 from ^6.0.11 in the previous stable version 6.0.1 released in February 2023. This dependency update likely incorporates bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new features from the postcss-selector-parser library. Developers upgrading should verify compatibility if they're directly interacting with postcss-selector-parser in their custom tooling or plugins. The core functionality of PostCSS Nested, unwrapping nested rules, remains consistent between the two versions. Both versions maintain a peer dependency on postcss version ^8.2.14, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of PostCSS setups. The file size also increased slightly from 13948 to 13962. For developers already using PostCSS Nested, upgrading to 6.2.0 is generally recommended to benefit from dependency updates and potential minor enhancements. New adopters can confidently use either version, depending on their specific needs and dependency constraints. Both versions are licensed under the MIT license, providing flexibility for usage in open-source and commercial projects, and are backed by funding through Open Collective and GitHub Sponsors.

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