Labels

• area: hir

  This issue is related to the HIRs (css_ast, csskit_ast).
• area: linter

  Issues related to the Linter (`csskit check`).
• area: LSP

  Issues related to the LSP
• area: minifier

  Issues related to the minifier (`csskit min`)
• area: parser

  This issue is related to the parser.
• area: website

  This is a bug related to the website, not the main packages.
• baseline: limited availability

  Some browsers have already implemented this.
• baseline: widely available

  All major browsers have implemented this, so we should too!
• bench

  Benchmarking is required to validate the claims here.
• bug

  Something isn't working
• complexity: high

  This seems very complex to implement. May require many changes to various parts.
• complexity: low

  This seems like it might be quite straightforward to implement - likely one engineering session.
• complexity: medium

  This seems quite complex, it might require more time spent than a single engineering session.
• documentation

  Improvements or additions to documentation
• duplicate

  This issue or pull request already exists
• enhancement

  New feature or request
• experimental

  This feature is entirely experimental, and has not been implemented in any browsers.
• Extended Roadmap

  This is a feature that we'll someday introduce.
• good first issue

  Good for newcomers
• help wanted

  Extra attention is needed
• impact: many StyleValues

  Lots of style values need this feature! A sign it will help us unlock a lot of work.
• impact: one StyleValues

  This feature is only used in one StyleValue. It might not be the highest priority because of this.
• impact: some StyleValues

  A few StyleValues need this, so it might unlock a set of functionality for us.
• invalid

  This doesn't seem right
• major

  This label can be applied to PRs to make this a major release
• minor

  This label can be applied to PRs to make this a minor release
• popularity: low

  Usage stats >1% & <10%, which means authors don't really use it. Time may be better spent elsewhere.
• popularity: medium

  Usage stats are >10% & <50% of pages, which means authors use it a bit. This is worth looking at.
• popularity: very high

  Usage stats are >50% of pages, which means a lot of pages implement this, so we should too!
• popularity: very low

  Usage stats are <1% of pages, so it's not very common. Our time may be better spent elsewhere.