If there are multiple ignored CSS blocks within a single clean-css warning message, only the first is replaced with the ignore code. This means that some ingored blocks are simply deleted from the output.
The problem is simply that the RegExp is only applied once, despite having the global flag set on it. This is fixed by calling exec on the RegExp until it yields no further matches.
If there are multiple ignored CSS blocks within a single clean-css warning message, only the first is replaced with the ignore code. This means that some ingored blocks are simply deleted from the output.
The problem is simply that the RegExp is only applied once, despite having the global flag set on it. This is fixed by calling
execon the RegExp until it yields no further matches.Added a test for this error case.
Fixes #180