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:where() selectors have zero specificity so their order is the only thing that matters. csso will merge multiple selectors into a single comma-separated selector if they have the same content. But then, it will also change their order and it renders differently in browsers.
If anything, the second line needs to come last (merge to last occurrence, not to first). But then again, it's still a different order than declared in the source.
Okay, how can I update this? It doesn't do with npm update -g (all other tools are updated but not csso). The package csso-cli stays at 3.0.0 and csso --version keeps printing 4.2.0. Something is broken here. If I install the package csso, it has the version 5.0.3 but csso --version doesn't change at all.
It looks like :where() and :is() are now completely unmodified with csso 5.0.4. No minifying is happening at all, multiline selectors are kept as-is and not pulled together into a single line without whitespace like all other selectors.
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lahmatiy commentedon May 9, 2022
@ygoe Which version of CSSO do you use? CSSO recognises
:where()selector and calculates its specificity right starting5.0.ygoe commentedon May 9, 2022
Oh, I see, I have version 4.2.0. Need to update that again.
ygoe commentedon May 12, 2022
Okay, how can I update this? It doesn't do with
npm update -g(all other tools are updated but not csso). The package csso-cli stays at 3.0.0 andcsso --versionkeeps printing 4.2.0. Something is broken here. If I install the package csso, it has the version 5.0.3 butcsso --versiondoesn't change at all.ygoe commentedon Jun 11, 2022
Any idea how I should follow your suggestion? It seems impossible with npm. Or there's a packaging bug in csso.
ygoe commentedon Jun 17, 2022
@lahmatiy Looks like the version you suggested is not available. See css/csso-cli#25
ygoe commentedon Nov 13, 2022
It looks like
:where()and:is()are now completely unmodified with csso 5.0.4. No minifying is happening at all, multiline selectors are kept as-is and not pulled together into a single line without whitespace like all other selectors.