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support expectations for @media queries #33
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¿opinions? @aguspina 📞 |
Sounds reasonable... de css parser already support media queries. This is an object sample: #<CssParser::Parser:0x007fe7e2978a98 @options={:absolute_paths=>false, :import=>true, :io_exceptions=>true, :capture_offsets=>false}, @rules=[{:media_types=>[:"screen and (max-width: 720px)"], :rules=>#<CssParser::RuleSet:0x007fe7e1108da0 @selectors=["a"], @specificity=nil, @declarations={"color"=>{:value=>"red", :is_important=>false, :order=>1}}, @order=1>}], @redirect_count=nil, @loaded_uris=[], @blocks=[], @folded_declaration_cache={}, @css_source="", @css_rules=[], @css_warnings=[]> |
Yes, but the runner does not support it yet |
@flbulgarelli deberíamos tener este soporte para Mayo |
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We need to add expectations support for media queries in CSS
hasMediaQuery:screen
orhasMediaQuery:max-width:720px
or something like thatThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: