At the time I added it as a dependency, I didn't realize that PostCSS is really an umbrella for tons of PostCSS plugins. Instead, we might want to explicitly use the few features that our CSS uses, which I think are:
An alternative to postcss-advanced-variables might be to use postcss-custom-properties (this would require converting our CSS accordingly), since custom properties are actually part of the CSS standard and already have some browser support.
At the time I added it as a dependency, I didn't realize that PostCSS is really an umbrella for tons of PostCSS plugins. Instead, we might want to explicitly use the few features that our CSS uses, which I think are:
An alternative to postcss-advanced-variables might be to use postcss-custom-properties (this would require converting our CSS accordingly), since custom properties are actually part of the CSS standard and already have some browser support.