Eldan Goldenberg

I'm running into the same problem due to a dependency's use of a different old-IE hack: ``` 🚨 Build failed. @parcel/transformer-css: Unexpected token Delim('*') /Users/eldan/Documents/github/terragis/ol_base_viewer/node_modules/datatables.net-dt/css/jquery.dataTables.css:138:3 137 | cursor: pointer; >...

This looks like it should work, but I'm missing something about how to use it. I installed stylehacks as per the instructions there, made a `.postcssrc` as you suggest, and...

Empirically, it either isn't working, or the addition of stylehacks doesn't achieve the intended goal. I did try quite a few permutations of the config, including not touching `.parcelrc`.

Is it possible that `transformer-css` gets the first pass over the code, and if so is there any way we can control that with the config? I have also tried:...

Ah! That sounds likely, because this is specifically an issue caused by a Node dependency, which is why I can't just fix the CSS in my own project.

Unfortunately, this is continuing to make it impossible for me to keep my project up to date with Parcel's releases. Which is a shame because you're doing really great work...

Thank you for these suggestions. Forking this particular dependency would add a great deal of work because of the tooling that it in turn needs to build it, but the...

Thanks again! patch-package is a good solution for my needs, was easy to set up, and also has nice support for turning ad-hoc packages into PRs for the source repository.

I would certainly find this very useful, but it may be surprisingly difficult to implement in practice. Note the inconsistency even within individual geocoders' results (e.g. Nominatim's 3rd result in...

@thatdatabaseguy This is great to hear! I'm about to go on vacation, but look forward to playing with this when I get back. Incidentally I was able to work around...