Ensures that no browser workarounds exist, if browserslist support for that browser is outside the specified range.
Assuming a browserslist config like this:
chrome 120
firefox 119
safari 16.4/* @browserbug chrome under 117 -- Work around bug */
/** ↑
* Comments for unsupported browsers, like this */[!WARNING] Comments within selector and value lists are currently ignored.
The
message secondary option
can accept the arguments of this rule.
Assuming a browserslist config like this:
chrome 120
firefox 119
safari 16.4The following patterns are considered problems:
/* @browserbug chrome under 117 -- Work around bug */
/* @browserbug chrome between 117 120 -- Work around bug */
/* @browserbug firefox under 80 -- Work around bug */
/* @browserbug unknown 123 -- Work around bug */Invalid @browserbug declarations are also considered problems:
/* @browserbug notAKnownBrowser equal 14 -- Work around bug */
/* @browserbug chrome equal 5000 -- Work around bug */
/* @browserbug Invalid syntax */The following patterns are not considered problems:
/* @browserbug chrome last-checked 122 */
/* @browserbug firefox last-checked 122 */
/* @browserbug safari between 15.4 17.2 */This section is a work in progress.
Allows specifying an inline browserslist query, that will take precedence over the global one (if any).
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