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chore: add autoprefixer to gulp #1505
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- At the time of moving to gulp, the autoprefixer has been removed from the project.
- Re-introducing the autoprefixer for the "latest two versions" as in the README stated, does make sure that all CSS properties are working within the supported browsers.
* At the time of moving to gulp, the autoprefixer is no longer running against the CSS. * Re-introducing the autoprefixer for the "latest two versions" as in the README stated, does make sure that each properties are working within the supported browsers.
export const SASS_AUTOPREFIXER_OPTIONS = { | ||
browsers: ['last 2 versions'], | ||
cascade: false, | ||
}; |
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If I recall correctly, we need to explicitly exclude IE10 and mobile IE because autoprefixer considers "IE" and "Edge" to be separate browsers, thus IE10 falls within the last two versions. This is necessary to prevent it from adding the outdated ms-flex prefixed rules.
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I see. Just took a look at https://github.com/ai/browserslist and you're right.
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