Richard Hallows

@DavidAnson Thank you for opening the issue. It'd be great to get some data on how other open-source projects do it, especially if they've written about the pros and cons...

[This is a nice article](https://moderncss.dev/providing-type-definitions-for-css-with-at-property/) about some of the differences that @romainmenke mentioned in https://github.com/stylelint/stylelint/issues/7974#issuecomment-2322093686, and how users may want to mix both. For example, strengthening container style queries especially...

Closing as the use case [can be met](https://github.com/stylelint/stylelint/issues/7974#issuecomment-2328613984) using existing rules and isn't something that will be likely be widely adopted because of the reasons outlined in https://github.com/stylelint/stylelint/issues/7974#issuecomment-2322093686.

Thank you for the invitation, @nzakas. I think using and contributing to the fork sounds like a win-win as we're hoping to leverage CSSTree in more rules, e.g. https://github.com/stylelint/stylelint/issues/8436#issuecomment-2700061077. We...

@gouch Thanks for the report and for using the template. I've transferred the issue to our main repo. > Thinking aloud: I wonder if these new “no-unknown” rules could become...

> There is currently no way to describe that fully and accurately with CSS syntax definitions. Very interesting; thanks for providing background details on the underlying issue. As a workaround,...

@n0099 Thanks for the report and for using the template. This will be fixed when the syntax is updated in our upstream parser. In the meantime, you can extend the...

@JesseTatasciore Thanks for the request. It seems every formatter _except_ `string` uses absolute paths, including where the `verbose` formatter builds on the `string` one: ```console jeddy3@mac stylelint-test % npx stylelint...

> Would it be a large undertaking to put the relative/absolute formatter path logic behind a flag? I'm not sure. None of our formatters take any options, so it would...

This is fantastic work. Thank you for toiling behind the scenes on this, @romainmenke! > CSS is a strongly typed language and the syntax definitions are a complex graph. This...