Different output in node vs in browser?
See original GitHub issueThis may be more of a question than a bug report, but I can’t find this in the docs. I’m precompiling my color manipulation so it doesn’t bog runtime and I’m getting a different toString()
output in node vs in browser.
new Color('#ffff33').to('hsl').toString()
Outputs strings color(hsl 60 100 60)
in node and hsl(60 100% 60%)
in browser. What’s the intended way to get the CSS-accepted format in node?
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So to summarize, it seems that the gist of the issue is this bug that’s overwriting your
processFormat
function with thegetPath
function inesbuild
, which was fixed in0.12.17
. Vite uses a recent version but Vanilla Extract is still on0.11.*
. Hopefully the authors will update soon. Case closed, thank you very much for your time Lea!Thank you so much for tracking this down!