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Fix charset handling #447

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Fix charset handling #447

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@RyanZim RyanZim commented Dec 12, 2020

OK, this is a slightly naive implementation, but I think it's pretty good. If there's a @charset anywhere in the CSS, move it to the top of the output and apply it to everything. If there are multiple @charsets, compare them. If they're all the same, just use one. If they're different, there's no way we can put all of these in one file, so error out. If you legitimately need to import files with different charsets, you can use the plugins or load option to add logic to convert all your files to a single encoding that matches the entry point.

Also added checks to ensure that @charset comes first, warn the user if this isn't the case.

Technically a breaking change due to adding the error and warning cases.

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This looks right to me 👍

@RyanZim RyanZim merged commit f8c3693 into master Dec 14, 2020
@RyanZim RyanZim deleted the ryan/charset branch December 14, 2020 19:03
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RyanZim commented Dec 14, 2020

Published in v14.0.0 🎉

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