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Sorry so slow in reviewing here; looks good.
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resolves : #462
It is untrue that browsers only use the last import.
They use all of them.
Up until now however this wasn't observable.
With the introduction of
@layerCSS now has something that is registered when first encountered and can not be overwritten later, making the real behavior clear.When
skipDuplicates: falseis setpostcss-importwill produce CSS that is equivalent to browser behavior.This change adds handling of cyclical imports in the same way as browsers resolve these cycles. This removes any differences between bundled or unbundled CSS as affected by import order.
See WebKit implementation : https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/main/Source/WebCore/css/StyleRuleImport.cpp#L123-L131