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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe selector-complexity rule now treats four legacy single-colon pseudo-element forms separately from pseudo-classes. Tests cover pseudo-class limits and disallow options, pseudo-element disallow options, and error locations. ChangesLegacy Pseudo-Element Classification
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In @src/rules/selector-complexity.js:
- Line 54: Decode escaped pseudo-selector names before classifying them: update
isLegacyPseudoElement and the pseudo-class counting path to use the decoded,
lowercased name so escaped legacy pseudo-elements are recognized consistently.
Add escaped-name tests covering both maxPseudoClasses and
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| * @returns {boolean} `true` if the node is a legacy pseudo-element. | ||
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| function isLegacyPseudoElement(node) { | ||
| return legacyPseudoElements.has(node.name.toLowerCase()); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Decode escaped pseudo-selector names before classification.
@eslint/css-tree retains the source spelling in node.name, so a:bef\ore is not recognized as the legacy before pseudo-element. This can incorrectly count it as a pseudo-class and bypass disallowPseudoElements: ["before"].
Suggested fix
+import { ident } from "@eslint/css-tree";
+
function isLegacyPseudoElement(node) {
- return legacyPseudoElements.has(node.name.toLowerCase());
+ return legacyPseudoElements.has(ident.decode(node.name).toLowerCase());
}- selectorNode.name.toLowerCase(),
+ ident.decode(selectorNode.name).toLowerCase(),Add escaped-name tests for both maxPseudoClasses and disallowPseudoElements.
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In @src/rules/selector-complexity.js at line 54, Decode escaped pseudo-selector
names before classifying them: update isLegacyPseudoElement and the pseudo-class
counting path to use the decoded, lowercased name so escaped legacy
pseudo-elements are recognized consistently. Add escaped-name tests covering
both maxPseudoClasses and disallowPseudoElements.
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What did you do?
What did you expect to happen?
No error. The selector contains a single pseudo-class,
:hover.:beforeis the legacy single-colon spelling of the::beforepseudo-element, which the Selectors spec requires user agents to accept for:before,:after,:first-lineand:first-letter.What actually happened?
What is the purpose of this pull request?
This PR makes
selector-complexitytreat the four legacy single-colon pseudo-elements as pseudo-elements.What changes did you make? (Give an overview)
selector-complexitynow classifies the legacy single-colon pseudo-elements (before,after,first-line,first-letter) as pseudo-elements rather than pseudo-classes.Related Issues
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:beforeand:first-lineas pseudo-elements. They no longer count toward pseudo-class limits or trigger disallowed-pseudo-class rules, and are checked by disallowed-pseudo-element rules instead. Existing double-colon pseudo-elements continue to be recognized as before.