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Manually add no-descending-specificity and refactor to pass linting #1546

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benjamincharity opened this issue Jun 7, 2019 · 0 comments
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Focus: build Issues concerning our CI or build process' Goal: Library Stabilization A task needed to get the library closer to it's final state Target: latest Issues related to the latest version of the library (master) Type: chore Something that needs to be done but is not a bug or addition

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We held off integrating this rule as it would require a good bit of style refactoring. We should still attempt this refactor in an isolated branch as it's good practice to not have descending specificity.

https://stylelint.io/user-guide/rules/no-descending-specificity/


@benjamincharity benjamincharity added Focus: build Issues concerning our CI or build process' Goal: Library Stabilization A task needed to get the library closer to it's final state Target: latest Issues related to the latest version of the library (master) Type: chore Something that needs to be done but is not a bug or addition labels Jun 7, 2019
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