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Can you, please, give an actual example in the readme of running lessc? Either I'm using it incorrectly, or it is not working.
lessc
When I try
lessc --autoprefix="ff 50" style.less
or
lessc --autoprefix=".browserslistrc" style.less
I still get the -webkit-, -ms- prefixes. It seems the parameter is completely ignored.
-webkit-
-ms-
If I use
postcss --use autoprefixer -o out.css style_in.css
with ff 50 line inside .browserslistrc, I get only the -moz- prefix, so ff 50 is a valid browser definition.
ff 50
.browserslistrc
-moz-
It would be even better if I .browserslistrc would get loaded by default.
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What version of Less are you currently running? Some versions of 3.0 had a bug that would fail to load some plugins properly.
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Can you, please, give an actual example in the readme of running
lessc
? Either I'm using it incorrectly, or it is not working.When I try
or
I still get the
-webkit-
,-ms-
prefixes. It seems the parameter is completely ignored.If I use
with
ff 50
line inside.browserslistrc
, I get only the-moz-
prefix, soff 50
is a valid browser definition.It would be even better if I
.browserslistrc
would get loaded by default.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: