Replace TokenSerializationType with TokenSerializationTypeVariants #369
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Making TokenSerializationType public is useful to describe a CSS string that is already known to be valid in cases when the TokenSerializationTypes of the start and end of the CSS string is needed, but Tokens are not. This helps with creating a custom_properties::VariableValue from the CSS string of a computed value for CSS Properties and Values, see Mozilla bug 1858305 [1]. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1858305
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r? @SimonSapin |
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Hi! I haven’t been involved in the maintenance of this crate for a few years now. |
My bad. r? @emilio :) |
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FWIW for some reason your mention didn't get to my inbox. If I miss any other review request or what not let me know. |
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Fixes #266
Making TokenSerializationType public is useful to describe a CSS string that is already known to be valid in cases when the TokenSerializationTypes of the start and end of the CSS string is needed, but Tokens are not.
This helps with creating a custom_properties::VariableValue from the CSS string of a computed value for CSS Properties and Values, see Mozilla bug 1858305 1.