Basically, if you have a source file with no CSS, like so:
html`<div></div>`;
it appears postcss will stringify it but have no reference node. in these cases, i think (or hope) we can safely assume we're not stringifying CSS and to just leave it alone.
this was causing backticks in JS to be escaped before.
Basically, if you have a source file with no CSS, like so:
it appears postcss will stringify it but have no reference
node
. in these cases, i think (or hope) we can safely assume we're not stringifying CSS and to just leave it alone.this was causing backticks in JS to be escaped before.
cc @abdonrd