TailwindCSS 2 is compatible with PostCSS 8, but Webpack 4 enforces PostCSS 7, which breaks the generated project if the user does not explicitly specify a lower version of Tailwind (e.g. 1.9.2) or fixes this issue.
Changes
Uses the special Tailwind 2 tailwindcss@npm:@tailwindcss/postcss7-compat package version that is compatible with postcss@^7 in generated projects. This change should not be needed anymore when @rails/webpacker@^6 is released and upgraded in Potassium.
Both postcss@^7 and autoprefixer@^9 aren't strictly needed as dependencies because they are also dependencies of @rails/webpacker@4.3.0 and are installed anyways. Nevertheless, I'd rather explicitly specify the dependencies of this compatibility build.
Changes might conflict with the ones done in #350 relative to TailwindCSS version.
Context
TailwindCSS 2 is compatible with PostCSS 8, but Webpack 4 enforces PostCSS 7, which breaks the generated project if the user does not explicitly specify a lower version of Tailwind (e.g.
1.9.2) or fixes this issue.Changes
Uses the special Tailwind 2
tailwindcss@npm:@tailwindcss/postcss7-compatpackage version that is compatible withpostcss@^7in generated projects. This change should not be needed anymore when@rails/webpacker@^6is released and upgraded in Potassium.Both
postcss@^7andautoprefixer@^9aren't strictly needed as dependencies because they are also dependencies of@rails/webpacker@4.3.0and are installed anyways. Nevertheless, I'd rather explicitly specify the dependencies of this compatibility build.Changes might conflict with the ones done in #350 relative to TailwindCSS version.
Closes #349