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This should not close #1882! |
I don't think it is useful create merge conflicts for open PRs that actually do useful stuff. I mean sorting is useful, too, but this kind of PR can be created programmatically at any time and other PRs often can't. So I think it would have been appropriate to ask in existing sorting PRs like #1882 what the plan is before investing the time :) |
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I will review and accept separate PRs for the following folders, because they don't break existing PRs.
I will let know you when is a good time to proceed with the rest. Thank you! |
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Alright, cherry-picking it is! Sending separate PRs shortly. 😉 |
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The PR backlog for css/* is low enough now as well, I think. |
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PR for css/* has now been made! |
This PR is intended to sort the browsers' order in all of the existing files and adhere to the new style linting proposed by #1474. This is one of two PRs that supersedes #1474, whereas the other one (
#2890#1882) includes the linting test itself. I will be updating changes on a daily or bi-daily basis to ensure compatibility.WARNING: this may break PRs that modify existing data and require them to rebase.