Christopher Chedeau
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At Facebook we have some custom pre-processor `-fb-url(/abs/path/)` that gets messed up as `-fb-url(/ abs/path)` with the current version of prettier. The parser has hardcoded logic to only parse as path things that use `url()` but not `-fb-url()` and it parses it as `division /` and `abs/path/`. Because we put a space after division, the bug is introduced. I don't really know the impact of changing the parser, but on the printer side, it is straightforward to not add a space after `/` if it's the first element in a group. I can't think of any reason why you could write `(/ something` in CSS so I think it's a safe change.
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CSS
5 lines
82 B
CSS
div {
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background: url(/images/bg.png);
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background: -fb-url(/images/bg.png);
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}
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