Devon Govett

Another question about this – WPT has this test: https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/blob/7c0ad5dcce2aa7a073b6f09b99213325b0c4574a/css/css-color/parsing/color-computed-relative-color.html#L90 ```js test_computed_value(`color`, `rgb(from rebeccapurple b alpha r / g)`, `rgba(153, 255, 102, 0.2)`); ``` This implies either that `alpha` values...

This seems quite unintuitive vs treating all channels consistently as percentages, because you have to account for different ranges yourself in any calculations. The behavior of something like `lch(from lch(70%...

also multiplying by `1.1` and adding `10%` are different things. ``` lch(from slateblue calc(l * 1.1) c h) => lch(49.0282% 65.7776 296.794) lch(from slateblue calc(l + 10) c h) =>...

Just set a password!

FYI, I tried to run [parcel-css](https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel-css) with Bun, but got the following error (logging with `DYLD_PRINT_APIS`). Not sure if this is useful. I tried to debug with lldb but wasn't...

Ah. How does the crates.io version get updated? Is there another repo?

Yep, Parcel has had requests to get the URL for officially supported formats like JSON instead of inlining into the JS bundle. The proposed syntax is potentially a bit problematic...

Perhaps we want to be explicit about importing a URL with some explicit function to do that, like CSS has a `url()` function. I'm thinking `require.url('./some.png')` maybe? For importing raw...

also, querystrings are not a good interface for this: question marks are a valid character in filenames. This kind of string require filename overloading has never been a good idea...

I had started on it here. Haven't had time to work on it recently. Feel free to take a look if you want! https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel/compare/parcel-node