fix(@angular/cli): remove postcss-custom-properties - #8874
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Urf durf, my bad
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We currently use a fallback for CSS custom properties on older browsers. This approach has a few problems: - does not work if the custom property declaration is not part of the same of the same file that uses it (multiple global stylesheets, component css). - does not work at all for component CSS in AOT. @clydin suggested a browserlist based approach for enabling this functionality, but that requires a new feature that we don't have. Since currently taking advantage of the custom property fallback is flaky even in the best case scenario, and potentially broken in prod (AOT), I think it's better to remove it altogether until we can actually do it right. Fix angular#8289
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We currently use a fallback for CSS custom properties on older browsers. This approach has a few problems:
@clydin suggested a browserlist based approach for enabling this functionality, but that requires a new feature that we don't have.
Since currently taking advantage of the custom property fallback is flaky even in the best case scenario, and potentially broken in prod (AOT), I think it's better to remove it altogether until we can actually do it right.
Fix #8289