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Fix interaction with other plugins #647

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@rluba rluba commented Apr 7, 2021

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Currently, PurgeCSS purges at the beginning of tree traversal. If you use other plugins that transform selectors, PurgeCSS purges them before the other plugins had a chance to transform them.

One example where this fails is the following interaction with postcss-nested:

.selector {
    &:hover {
    }
}

PurgeCSS gets rid of &:hover before postcss-nested can transform it to .selector:hover, which would have been kept.

This PR changes the behavior so that PurgeCSS purges after all other transformations have been applied.

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rluba added 3 commits April 7, 2021 15:13
Otherwise it tries to understand selectors before they have been processed by other plugins.
For example, when using both postcss-nested and purgecss
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Thanks!

@Ffloriel Ffloriel merged commit fb08e3a into FullHuman:master Apr 12, 2021
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