Prefixr not working when properties are nested in an .scss file

[ricardozea]

This is one of those bugs with huge impact, not sure why no one has reported it yet.

Basically, if I have this very simple structure in a .scss file, Prefixr doesn't work:

div { 
    columns:3;
    column-gap:0;
        p { color:#000; }
}

If I remove the p { color:#000; } rule then Prefixr works fine.

What I do for this to happen is either one of two things: either place my mouse anywhere between columns:3; column-gap:0; or select all those properties, and then press ctrl+alt+x

However if I select the entire declaration from the selector div to the closing bracket } it does work.

The problem is that selecting the entire declaration can be quite cumbersome, but mostly because if you're working with an .scss file you're going to have nested rules (and very likely quite complex in structure), so selecting the entire declaration just won't work either.

The ideal behaviors would be:

1. Place your mouse on the property you want "Prefixr-ed" o_O, press ctrl+alt+x and that's it.
2. Select the properties you want Prefixer-ed, press ctrl+alt+x and that's it.

Thanks.

[isour2]

in *.less files prefixr don't work too

[wesdekoninck]

I also noticed that this plugin is not working when being called in a .LESS file. Any thoughts on a work around? Or am I just doing something right?