WARNINGS.md

Archetype Warnings

[archetype:breakpoint]

[archetype:breakpoint] a breakpoint for `$1` is already set to `$2`, ignoring `$3`

What does this mean?

You tried registering a breakpoint using register-breakpoint that was already defined. To avoid conflicts with existing breakpoints, Archetype will ignore any reassignments.

Resolution:

You should register your breakpoint under a different name, or resolve the conflict.

[archetype:breakpoint] could not find a breakpoint for `$1`

What does this mean?

You tried to invoke a breakpoint block which doesn't exist.

Here's an example that will cause this to happen:

@include breakpoint(non-existent-breakpoint) {
  ...
};

Resolution:

Make sure you're using the correct breakpoint name and that it has been properly registered via register-breakpoint($name, $value).

[archetype:breakpoint:enable] a breakpoint for `$1` was not found.

[archetype:breakpoint:disable] a breakpoint for `$1` was not found.

What does this mean?

You tried calling enable-breakpoint or disable-breakpoint on a breakpoint that does not exist.

Resolution:

Make sure you're using the correct breakpoint name and that it has been properly registered via register-breakpoint($name, $value). Or, remove the calls to these methods if they are not needed.

[archetype:hash]

[archetype:hash] you're likely missing a comma or parens in your data structure: $1

What does this mean?

Archetype tried to convert a key-value pair list into a hash, but found an abnormality. This warning usually happens if you missed a comma or parentheses somewhere in your data structure.

Resolution:

Make sure you don't have any missing parentheses or commas in your data.

[archetype:hash] one of your data structures is ambiguous, please double check near `$1`

What does this mean?

Archetype tried to convert a key-value pair list into a hash, but didn't find a value associated with the key.

Here's an example that will cause this to happen:

TODO

Resolution:

Make sure each of your keys has a value assigned to it.

[archetype:css]

[archetype:css:derive] cannot disambiguate the CSS property `$1`

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:css:derive] there isn't enough information to derive `$1`, so returning `null`

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:styleguide]

[archetype:styleguide:identifier] `$1` does not contain an identifier. there are no registered components

[archetype:styleguide:identifier] `$1` does not contain an identifier. please specify one of: $2

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:styleguide:frozen] the component `$1` has been frozen and cannot be modified

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:grid]

[archetype:grid] you can't divide a block into $1

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:grid] you can't divide $1 columns

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:grid] $1 of $2 columns is too small. Use a larger column size

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:grid] table-cell method doesn't work yet!

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:glyph]

[archetype:glyph] could not find a glyph library for `$1`, using default

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:glyph] could not find character mapping for `$1`

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:bem]

[archetype:bem] the current context may produce a non-standard BEM selector for ...

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:target]

[archetype:target:browser] using hack for ...

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:units]

[archetype:units] $1 is not unitless, stripping units

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:base]

[archetype:base:unknown] the base method `$1` does not exist or is not recognized

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO

[archetype:module]

[archetype:module:missing] the required module is missing: $1

What does this mean?

TODO

Resolution:

TODO