If you have the following lines in a .gss file :
background: transparent;
background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
You're greeted with this compile error:
[ERROR] Error in xxx/css/foundation.gss[line: 4921 column: 20]: Detected
multiple identical, non-alternate declarations in the same ruleset. If this
is intentional please use the /* @alternate */ annotation. background:[rgba(
0,0,0,0.5)]
requiring you to replace the above with the following:
background: transparent;
/* @alternate */ background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
And if you work with a large css file, or even something like Foundation,
you're greeted with hundreds of these errors which have to be manually
fixed.
Is there a way to disable these errors / checks? CSS is not like Java which
needs to be statically analyzed, and css designers can't be expected to
follow syntax rules. If something is valid syntax, leave it as is. At least
offer a strict / lenient mode.
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