Dan Tonon

I propose these two control comments ``` /* autoprefixer: warnings off */ ``` Works the same way as `/* autoprefixer: off */` except it just ignores all warnings instead of...

Iike this? ``` /* autoprefixer: ignore all warnings */ ``` And ``` /* autoprefixer: ignore all warnings on the next line */ ```

Here is a cleaner reduced test case of the problem: ## Input CSS ```css .grid { display: grid; } .grid--2col { grid-gap: 20px; grid-template-columns: repeat(12, 1fr); grid-template-areas: "a a a...

You also might want to think about this ```css .mum.dad .grid.one.two { grid-gap: 20px; /* other styles */ } .dad.mum .grid.two.one { /* grid gap should inherit from .mum.dad .grid.one.two...

Yuk! XP This issue drove me back to the jQuery version of the plugin. You need to support node list if you want to be able to compete with it.

To make the issue easier to debug I've attempted to make a failing test case in PR #220.

Hmmm... ok so the reduced test case appears to be working properly... This is the project that I am having the problem in: https://github.com/Dan503/gulp-auto-imports/tree/converting-gulp-files-to-typescript (Note it is on the "converting-gulp-files-to-typescript"...

Ahhh I found the issue. I have a dot in the file name in my project. I've pushed up a change in PR #220 to replicate the issue I am...

Releasing in 3.0 is fine. This isn't a super urgent issue. Now that I know what the problem is, I've renamed my gulp files to remove the dots in the...

Perhaps you can apply it via a checkbox in the UI. Something like this: - [ ] Convert to `grid-template` syntax