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yeah, so this was a bug in the selector tokenizer. it was splicing the pseudos into the wrong position. that m
you posted above definitely looked wrong. the specific fix was line 39. that commit also includes a tweak to the attr regex to ignore surrounding single quotes around values (for normalization); before, only double quotes were ignored.
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yeah that's the general idea. it would be useful to add some context to the error like pos, previous token (or prev x chars) and next x chars.
you can try temporarily undoing the <br/>
fix with these guards in place and see if it makes the problem diagnosis trivial, too.
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BTW, the repl.it link is the same but the html/css it's testing has changed. I think that wasn't clear.
Anyway, not sure why but the issue is that find
is looping forever.
https://github.com/leeoniya/dropcss/blob/master/src/find.js#L186-L187
// if you count down the idx by default it will finish
default:
ctx.idx--;
m
looks like this:
["body","_"," ","input","_",["'color'","=","type","["],["'date'","=","type","["],"not",":",["'week'","=","type","["],"not",":",["'range'","=","type","["],"not",":",["'radio'","=","type","["],"not",":",["'month'","=","type","["],"not",":",["'checkbox'","=","type","["],"not",":","not",":"]
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reduced initial testcase for this to:
<body><input></body>
body input:not([type='color']):not([type='checkbox']) {}
:not
at least 2 times on a descendant element appears to be the necessary pre-condition to trigger this.
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