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CSS minification/aggregation breaks percent measures #21
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Comment by nicStuff A quick look on the source code doesn't reveal problems to me. Maybe this depends on YUI compressor yui/yuicompressor#132 |
Comment by samaxes Yes, it's probably related to a YUI Compressor bug. |
Comment by nicStuff By setting Anyway, I compiled the plugin after having changed the artifact com.yahoo.platform.yui-yuicompressor to the version 2.4.7 and the output is right. Furthermore, YUI compressor 2.4.7 has always worked well for me, since I've been using https://github.com/davidB/yuicompressor-maven-plugin/ for years, which uses that version (but your plugin gives the flexibility needed for creating css/js groups). So, is it reasonable to go back to 2.4.7? Are there any options available only in 2.4.8 that this plugin uses? |
Comment by nicStuff I've created pull request samaxes#141 |
Comment by samaxes The problem is that I got asked to update to version 1.4.8 to support the latest JavaScript versions which YUI compressor 2.4.7 do not support. |
Comment by nicStuff It looks like the official YUI is no longer mantained by looking at the status of recent open issues (https://github.com/yui/yuicompressor/issues): the last one has been resolved on october 2016. Besides the issues, the last release is from 4 years ago, a lot of time. Would it be viable to enable the closure engine for CSS and disable YUI? This way you could keep YUI 2.4.8 for javascript and the closure engine only for CSS. |
Comment by samaxes I tried that in the past, but there's a lot of work involved: google/closure-stylesheets#101 |
Comment by nicStuff Sure interested, but I wouldn't be able to give it the adequate time and effort to obtain a robust result. I'm just delaying the use of this plugin for seeing if we find a simple and quick and good solution: if we don't, I will simply use the version I installed locally in which I use YUI 2.4.7. The point is that I really like this plugin and would like that CSS compression gets really resolved somehow. We could wrap the YUI 2.4.7 (or the bleeding edge of YUI or the commit that resolves that issue) in a new CSS compression engine, then use that engine here; we could take another CSS compression engine available on the market, but I struggle a bit to find one (this means that if it exists it's something not that tested/used, so something unreliable). What do you think? |
CSS is out-of-scope now. |
Issue by nicStuff
Wednesday Mar 29, 2017 at 12:05 GMT
Originally opened as samaxes#140
With version 1.7.6, and the following configuration
{ "bundles": [ { "type": "css", "name": "aaa.css", "files": [ "percent.css" ] } ] }
And the file percent.css being
body { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:75.0%; color:#000; background:#cdcdcd; }
the resulting file "aaa.css" is
body{font-family:Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:75.0;color:#000;background:#cdcdcd}
.The percent sign has been lost in the process.
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