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It looks like the double semi-colon issue was fixed in the codebase but a new package hasn't been released yet. I pointed my dependency file (package.json) directly to build from the git-repo like this
But if you want to prevent your build from breaking changes to the trunk, you can fork the project and lock your dependency to a branch/tag. This is a viable short term fix
For my project I ended up cloning this repo then republishing it on npm. You guys can just do the same for now. I agree they should just release a new version considering how simple change it needs.
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imraazrally commentedon Feb 11, 2022
It looks like the double semi-colon issue was fixed in the codebase but a new package hasn't been released yet. I pointed my dependency file (package.json) directly to build from the git-repo like this
But if you want to prevent your build from breaking changes to the trunk, you can fork the project and lock your dependency to a branch/tag. This is a viable short term fix
Fix semantic-ui-css version
Lord-Mendoza commentedon Feb 26, 2022
Any word on when a new official package will get released?
mraible commentedon Feb 28, 2022
I can confirm that this fix solves #82 for me.
firrae commentedon Mar 6, 2022
Would be nice if this was pushed out. It's making me serious rethink using Semantic UI if fixes like this don't get version pushes.
oggy107 commentedon Mar 7, 2022
exactly... I can't get the reason why they are not pushing it to npm.
Lord-Mendoza commentedon Mar 7, 2022
For my project I ended up cloning this repo then republishing it on npm. You guys can just do the same for now. I agree they should just release a new version considering how simple change it needs.
xditu commentedon May 27, 2022
We are having the same issue in our project, when is it planned to release to npm?
736986614 commentedon May 13, 2025
شكرا
jlukic commentedon Jun 6, 2025
Id be willing to fix this if someone can provide a clear explanation of the issue. There's a fix in main that is not in the npm package?