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plugins are supported browserside, all you'd need to do is package this plugin and auto prefixer (say using browserify) into a file and set a `window.less.plugins` before less.js is loaded.

yes, it needs a v2..

its because the following less would inline ```less @import (inline) "file.css"; ``` and the following would leave as-is ```less @import (css) "file.css"; ``` with the 2nd one being the default,...

Sorry, no ideas! Possibly something to do with sourcemaps? if you take that out and leave the plugin in, does it work?

I use gulp in some projects with less-plugin-clean-css and autoprefix on windows, and haven't had any problems. then again I haven't switched on sourcemaps either as they don't need it...

for the interested, https://github.com/jakubpawlowicz/clean-css/issues/593 has part of an analysis, @jakubpawlowicz will investigate next

to be clear, this is a clean css issue and needs ti be investigated and fixed there. see the linked issue above.

istanbul only suppresses color based on.. https://github.com/chalk/supports-color which checks argv for `--no-color` so.. you need to run karma with --no-color to get the saved text-summary to not contain colors.

In trying to fix this, I've discovered that even in strict mode, nothing enforces that the payload argument of a slice is typed - and it defaults to any. And...

btw I worked out how to enforce a payload type is always provided: ``` export type ValidateSliceCaseReducers = ACR & { [T in keyof ACR]: ACR[T] extends { reducer(s: S,...