Closed akuegel closed 5 months ago
@trullock hope this change of the parser is ok. I ran all the css tests, and they pass.
In VS 2022 I have to install NUnit3TestAdapter package to make it run the NUnit tests. Does it work in older versions of VS without the package? Would it cause problems if that package is added to the Nuglify.Tests project? I can certainly work with this small local change, but I guess it would possibly also make it easier for other contributors if it works "out of the box".
We just updated to nunit 4.6, so the nunit3testadaptor dependency was removed, are you saying its needed for 4.6?
We just updated to nunit 4.6, so the nunit3testadaptor dependency was removed, are you saying its needed for 4.6?
I did update my fork, so should have fetched nunit 4.6, but still needed nunittestadaptor.
Ok add the dep back
Ok add the dep back
Thank you, done.
Looks good, will merge now and get released asap
Thank you very much :)
We can have css like this:
Currently this runs in an error in CssParser. This PR makes the parser handle these custom identifiers.