Is 'supported-browsers' code actually needed?

[bazzel]

When generating a new Maji project, some setup is done for which browsers are supported using https://github.com/browserslist/browserslist. But according to its documentation the browserslist file (which will end up in the root of the generated Maji project) is found and interpreted automagically.

If so, this means that we don't need:

• project_template/config/supported_browsers.js
• targets key (and corresponding require) in project_template/config/babel.js
• browsers key (and corresponding require) in project_template/.stylelintrc.js

Although I can create a PR, I'm currently not sure how to verify if my assumptions are correct. Running npx browserslist after removing it from an existing project shows the same list of browsers.

[pascalw]

Hi @bazzel I think your observations are correct. This stems from a time were the browserslist file was not yet picked up automatically by Babel.

I think the best way to verify this is to:

• Make the changes you proposed
• Run npx autoprefixer --info in the project and verify the output is still the same. (See https://github.com/postcss/autoprefixer#debug)
• Enable debug in @babel/preset-env and verify the output is still the same. (See https://babeljs.io/docs/en/babel-preset-env#debug)