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Rather than bluntly lowercasing any match, it should try not to do that for custom properties.
I guess an easy workaround would be to just bailout if the string includes two consecutive dashes.
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CSS custom properties are unlike other properties case-sensitive
postcss-merge-longhand however lowercases all properties which f.ex. turns
.foo { border: 1px rgba(var(--camelCase),1); }
into
.foo{border:1px rgba(var(--camelcase),1)}
The culprit seems to be parseWsc.js
Rather than bluntly lowercasing any match, it should try not to do that for custom properties.
I guess an easy workaround would be to just bailout if the string includes two consecutive dashes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: