Michaël Vanderheyden

I'm facing the same problem with grunt... This is an issue, since I use imagemin to compress my images in both JPEG and WEBP to support all browsers, but the...

The IE support was actually mostly because CSS Remedy currently does support it as stated in the [README](https://github.com/jensimmons/cssremedy#browser-support)

> Even without IE in mind this pseudo-class is too fresh support-wise to base/migrate entire libraries around. @BassOfBass is it though? 🤔 [](https://caniuse.com/mdn-css_selectors_where) At this point, this couldn't even be...

I'm not saying that `@supports` would have been a solution. I was merely mentioning that its browser support compared to `:where` discards it as an option anyway. As @WesCook mentioned,...

In the meantime, I tried downgrading multi-semantic-release to 2.13.0 but the issue persists I also posted the question in [semantic-release Q&A](https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release/discussions/2562)

I've been facing the same issue in a recent project... In this case though ```json "preserveSymlinks": true, "paths": { "@angular/*": ["./node_modules/@angular/*"] } ``` Doesn't help! The difference with the other...

Hey @thafryer, unfortunately, this is not a public repo... But it is very minimalistic. I just created a new repo and initialized Storybook 7 with web components and vite. Then...

@work933k I just tried to remove my dummy story, hoping that maybe a storybook update fixed it, but still seing the same issue... I double checked to make sure *UI...

@ghengeveld in our case we have some .mdx pages in this Storybook, but no story since there is no component in it. Is there a way to have chromatic consider...

Unfortunately not, this is what storybook renders with that code. > Expecting an HTML snippet or DOM node from the story: "Welcome" of "Welcome". > Did you forget to return...