feat!(postcss-normalize-url): inline third-party dep and remove options #1480
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Support the normalize-url code.
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Inline a simplified version of normalize-url. Reasons: - the two most recent major releases of normalize-url use ES modules, so cssnano cannot use them - most options change the meaning of the URLs, so it is unlikely that turning them on during minification makes sense THe remaining code removes redundant slashes and default ports, so performs the same as the previous default configuration. It does not sort parameters any more because we haven't yet found a method that preserves the correct encoding in all cases. If the user does not like these transforms they can turn the plugin off completely.
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This is based on version 8.0 of normalize-url, with the default cssnano options hardcoded.
| // Remove duplicate slashes if not preceded by a protocol | ||
| if (urlObject.pathname) { | ||
| urlObject.pathname = urlObject.pathname.replace( | ||
| /(?<!\b[a-z][a-z\d+\-.]{1,50}:)\/{2,}/g, |
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This regex was commented out in normalize-url 7.0.1 to support Safari, and replaced with much longer code. I've restored the regex since I don't think we care about running on Safari. Safari 16.4 is going to support lookbehind so this is soon going to work on Safari anyway.
Inline a simplified version of normalize-url. Reasons:
so cssnano cannot use them
that turning them on during minification makes sense
The remaining code removes redundant slashes and default ports,
so performs the same as the previous default configuration. It does not
sort parameters any more because we haven't yet found a method that preserves
the correct encoding in all cases.
If the user does not like these transforms they can turn the plugin
off completely.
See this issue sindresorhus/normalize-url#180 to see why sorting the parameters cannot be guaranteed to work.