Frameworks like angular-js create dynamic classes like ng-hide that might require styling other than the styles from the frameworks stylesheet. Since the framework style sheet is not linted the combination ".ng-hide {...} a.ng-hide {...}" is not excluded from a warning.
This request will prevent unsound recommendations like: "WARNING: Element (li.ng-leave) is overqualified, just use .ng-leave without element name...".
Frameworks like angular-js create dynamic classes like ng-hide that might require styling other than the styles from the frameworks stylesheet. Since the framework style sheet is not linted the combination ".ng-hide {...} a.ng-hide {...}" is not excluded from a warning.
This request will prevent unsound recommendations like: "WARNING: Element (li.ng-leave) is overqualified, just use .ng-leave without element name...".