The main package (csscomb) that uses this extension is no longer being developed. I don't see the point in using outdated technology.
Instead of csscomb you can use the following solutions:
postcss with postcss-sorting plugin. It supports CSS, Sass, Less and some forms of Stylus. It has a plugin for VS Code — click (and, yes, it's me again).
I am releasing the last release of this extension and archiving it.
In the last release, I will update the csscomb package to the last commit in dev.
I am ready to back to the plugin support if the main package find a maintainer and back to the active development. Right now, this is the last release (not a latest).
The main package (
csscomb
) that uses this extension is no longer being developed. I don't see the point in using outdated technology.Instead of
csscomb
you can use the following solutions:postcss
withpostcss-sorting
plugin. It supports CSS, Sass, Less and some forms of Stylus. It has a plugin for VS Code — click (and, yes, it's me again).stylelint
I am releasing the last release of this extension and archiving it.
In the last release, I will update the
csscomb
package to the last commit in dev.I am ready to back to the plugin support if the main package find a maintainer and back to the active development. Right now, this is the last release (not a latest).