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Unexpected CSS removal in 7.0.19 when using TailwindCSS

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Hi!

Dependabot auto-updated postcss for me this morning from 7.0.18 to 7.0.19.

However, my site output for 7.0.19 looks like this:

2019-10-24 at 7 01 AM

With postcss 7.0.18 installed, my site output looks like this:

2019-10-24 at 7 00 AM

It seems like there might be a regression in 7.0.19.

What information can I provide to help debug?

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)

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adamwathancommented, Oct 24, 2019

Yep our tests are failing on 7.0.19 by the looks of it but not 100% sure why. Going to investigate more deeply in about 15 minutes, currently watching Peppa Pig with my daughter 😄

5reactions

aicommented, Oct 24, 2019

Fix was released in 7.0.20

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