Greasy Fork

Just moved the (empty) comment back from within the document block before it, to confirm it breaks the conversion to JS.

ok, so removing comment before local part fixes it. so if the comment was not before, but inside the local part....

works with first comment removed. returning it and removing the second comment.

still borked, extra blank lines make no difference. removing first comment.

yup, without comments it worked. returning them back but adding extra blank lines.

still borked. removing comments yet again. expecting it to work.

still borked. making comments totally empty

still borked. removing content of comments, so they contain only two returns.

still borked. removing some linebreaks to have it even shorter.

So the problem occurs only when there are two comments, one before global and one before local part. Returning v32 but changing * to el in global.

was OK. returning first and removing second comment

yup, it worked. removing only first comment from 32.

still borked. omg. removing comments, expecting it will work again.

still borked. changing *:not(#a) to *

borked. changing *:not(#a) to *:not(#a)

still borked. simplifying rules further.

was borked, simplify more

was borked. simplifying global rule a bit.

was OK, both comments back, effectively restoring v32. should be borked.

was OK. comment before global part back, comment before local part out

was OK. comment before local part back

was borked. comments out.

was OK, first comment and rule back, rest of global part out

first comment and rule out

oops, last borked was 16, what am I doing here. restoring again.

actually previous versions were ok, restoring v15

still broken. reducing global part to bare bones, no nesting this time

v16 broken, simplifying global part a bit

still ok. returning comment before local part.

v14 was OK. returning first root-level comment.

Removed root-level comments.

v12 Still borked. Now removed only some insignificant white-space.

v11, still borked, simplifying non-global part to bare bones. (that is the part that propagated to JS.)

hm, removing comments apparently fixed it. restoring v9 and removing just a bit from last rule

...removed comments...

removed at-layer

Ha, v.7 borked. Simplify it now, if it keeps breaking...

1/3 "local" parts from the other style

Entire global part copypasted from the problematic style

So maybe at-layer?

Local part with nesting

No nesting, but slightly insane selector.

Changed to the global part to use CSS nesting selecor (&) to see if it breaks conversion. (So far was OK.)