Compiled Files

Minor Changes

• 991cb99: Throw a build error when a selector ends with a dangling combinator, for example css({ '>': { marginLeft: 10 } }) or css({ '& +': { ... } }). Compiled used to emit .hash > {}, which browsers reject, so the declarations silently never applied.

This can fail builds that previously compiled. A rule is now rejected as a whole, so css({ '.a, .b >': { color: 'red' } }) no longer emits its working .a half, and css({ '& >': { color: 'blue', '.child': { color: 'red' } } }) no longer emits its working & > .child half. Add the missing selector to fix them: '& > *', or move the declarations under the nested child. Selectors whose only content is nested rules, such as css({ '& >': { '.child': { color: 'red' } } }), are unaffected.