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This issue contains a list of current ideas for improvements to the libraries.
Surface more accurate parsing errors; use the line and column information to augment the information provided by the linters.
A browserbug/last-checked-updated rule, which tracks last-checked against new browser versions. The intent here is to tackle "currently active" bugs, and notify you when new versions of browsers show up in browserslist data.
A threshold or versionDrift or versionDriftThreshold configuration option, that offsets the threshold for erroring out vs warning. This might be different between ESLint and Stylelint. The intent is to allow ad-hoc customisations for last-checked bugs that are likely to take a while to fix. This option might not be useful for no-outdated.
A @browserbug feature feature-id or @browserbug-feature feature-id syntax, that consults Caniuse or BCD (browser-compat-data), in order to mark support targets. The aim here is to allow semi-automatic marking of workarounds, especially for feature-detection purposes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue contains a list of current ideas for improvements to the libraries.
browserbug/last-checked-updated
rule, which trackslast-checked
against new browser versions. The intent here is to tackle "currently active" bugs, and notify you when new versions of browsers show up in browserslist data.threshold
orversionDrift
orversionDriftThreshold
configuration option, that offsets the threshold for erroring out vs warning. This might be different between ESLint and Stylelint. The intent is to allow ad-hoc customisations forlast-checked
bugs that are likely to take a while to fix. This option might not be useful forno-outdated
.@browserbug feature feature-id
or@browserbug-feature feature-id
syntax, that consults Caniuse or BCD (browser-compat-data), in order to mark support targets. The aim here is to allow semi-automatic marking of workarounds, especially for feature-detection purposes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: