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fix: don't consider used rules with atrules in the block #13410
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This will wrongfully mark things within media queries as unused - will fix this. Otherwise this PR makes sense. |
Isn't this just looking at the children of the rules? |
Like if i only have a media query it still mark it as used. And if i have something like this .foo {
display: grid;
@media (min-width: 60px) {
grid-auto-flow: column;
.bar{
color: red;
}
}
} if |
Yeah I confused myself there ... now I'm thinking why this child loop is even there. If every selector is unused, how would it even be possible for a child to be used? |
Yeah i think you are right...it's checking if some rule is used but if there's no |
@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ function is_empty(rule) { | |||
} | |||
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if (child.type === 'Atrule') { | |||
return false; // TODO | |||
if (child.block === null || child.block.children.length > 0) return false; |
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Should this be child.block !== null
? How does a media query with a null block looks like?
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an AtRule can also be something like @import ...
which has no child block, which means something is happening within the rule
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The simplification has to be correct. It's shown by the fact that this bug was produced previously: There's pruning logic in a different place where all unused selectors are commented out. If all selectors are unused, the whole prelude is commented out, resulting in invalid syntax. This is a case that can't happen.
Svelte 5 rewrite
Closes #13390
I spend quite a bit of time to try to fix this just to realise that there's no reason a nested AtRule should mark the wrapping rule as used.
this is equivalent to
but if foo is unused it will still be unused inside the media query.
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