Closed alvaromontoro closed 4 days ago
I was reading the First Public Working Draft of CSS Values and Units Module Level 5 and, in the section about the <progress> type, it indicates that the easing-function is required:
<progress>
easing-function
<progress> = [ <percentage> | <number> | <'animation-timeline'> ]? && by <easing-function>
However, in the examples in the following sections, the by <easing-function> is omitted in all of them:
by <easing-function>
color: mix(90%, currentcolor, black);
It looks like it's optional and the default value is linear if none is indicated (I don't know if that is something to call out explicitly.)
linear
Fixed by #10781. You can see the updated draft here: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-values-5/#progress-type
I was reading the First Public Working Draft of CSS Values and Units Module Level 5 and, in the section about the
<progress>
type, it indicates that theeasing-function
is required:However, in the examples in the following sections, the
by <easing-function>
is omitted in all of them:It looks like it's optional and the default value is
linear
if none is indicated (I don't know if that is something to call out explicitly.)