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[postcss-plugin] Add @layer and polyfill support via @csstools/postcss-cascade-layers #1072
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Thanks for giving this a try.
The layers polyfill should be part of the babel-plugin processStylexRules
method. The unit tests for that API should also be updated to snapshot the output from the 3 different options. The other packages like the CLI and postcss-plugin can then call into processStylexRules and pass an options object instead of the current boolean.
@necolas, |
What changed / motivation ?
This update refactors the useCSSLayers option to streamline the implementation of CSS layer polyfilling. We're replacing our custom, internally handled polyfill with the robust and well-maintained @csstools/postcss-cascade-layers library. This ensures a more compliant and robust solution for handling CSS layer specificity.
Linked PR/Issues
Fixes #1062
Additional Context
useCSSLayers Option Refactoring
The previously self-implemented polyfill logic has been removed:
The polyfill functionality is now powered by @csstools/postcss-cascade-layers, ensuring a more robust and compliant solution: