Closed oroce closed 8 years ago
Great @oroce works fine for me thanks :)
+1
in case someone wants to use this with less-plugin-npm-import
just install npm install purposeindustries/lesshat#fix-keyframe-safari9
+1
@oroce Thanks for the PR.
Hi @petrbrzek! Has this been merged/built yet? I can't found out how to get this fix from your repo.
@yoannmoinet there hasn't been a release of lesshat in 2 years...
@yoannmoinet Sorry guys, wrong button.
what are the chances of 3.0.3?
High enough. I think I may have time tonight to work on it.
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@mcfedr version 3.0.3 released, go ahead and update your npm dependencies and see how it goes.
Cheers.
@mcfedr Disregard 3.0.3, the build didn't package properly. I was trying out a better way to deploy, which I think is fixed now. Because of the major risk involved with deploying something that hasn't been done in so long, I've updated the build number to 4.0.X. I finally got 4.0.1 working and out, however, it doesn't have the 'build' folder anymore; instead I'm just package the built less files only.
Please try it out and let me know how it goes. Cheers.
Looking good! Thanks
This intended to be a fix for #164, rather a messy workaround until this gets fixed.
What we do is tranforming this:
into this:
It is need since
;}
gets appended to the value which is returned by thekeyframe
function, so we are adding a (probably) nonmatching selector and the least harmful css property. :((((