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The value from the PopUp Button is automatically synced with the NODE_ENV environment variable.You can now set certain tools (PurgeCSS, CSSO, Minifiers, Source Maps, etc.) to run only in a given environment.There's a new 'Environment' option in Project Settings > General.Look, it's not important why I have an 'MMMBop' MIDI.You can import CSS files in the same project, an npm package, or a CodeKit Framework.CSS files now show a 'Linked Files' pane.You can now (optionally) have CodeKit combine all files in a CSS file.

Better read the docs or watch the screencast, Doc Holiday.

You're fresh out of feet, so the next thing you're gonna shoot off is more valuable.

There are important details about integrating your custom PostCSS plugins into the flow of plugins that are built into CodeKit.

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You can install PostCSS plugins from CodeKit's Packages area, like a civilized human.

CodeKit now honors your file and runs any custom PostCSS plugins that you specify.

If you set the options just right, you can have PurgeCSS shoot you in one foot and CSSO shoot you in the other.

You can run it on CSS, Sass, Less, and Stylus files.

CSSO is a highly-tuned CSS optimizer/minifier.

If you email me, 'CodeKit breaks my site!' and it turns out you forgot to configure PurgeCSS, I get to put a MIDI of my choice on your website for a month.

To do that, read the docs or watch the screencast.

If you configure it incorrectly, it gets rid of all CSS rules.

PurgeCSS is now available for CSS, Sass, Less, and Stylus files.

For details, read the docs or watch the screencast.

Existing Tailwind projects are also supported from version 1.9.6+.

Use File > New TailwindCSS Project to spin one up fast.

CodeKit now automatically supports TailwindCSS projects.

(3.14.1 fixes build steps that might run out of order, a pedantic npm warning, and the HTML minifier possibly removing cache-busting queries.) NEW TailwindCSS (3.14.2 removes a useless Babel warning about unused options.)

Node.js is now native on Apple Silicon, so almost every tool in CodeKit is even faster.

PostCSS no longer runs when there's nothing to do.

Stylus files compile without dumb warnings again.

(Don't use the negation operator ! in PurgeCSS content entries.).

In my defense, I still suck less than whoever is building the rocket engines for SpaceX.

Yes, this means that *I* did not configure PurgeCSS correctly.

Turns out, the PurgeCSS docs were out of date and a thing that used to work no longer works.

Remember how I said PurgeCSS would shoot you in the foot if you didn't configure it correctly?.

You can now open any file's output in Finder from the right-click menu.

Right-click any file/folder and preview it directly in any web browser.

If you were still using those, JS files will switch to ESLint automatically. This release removes Compass, which was end-of-lifed 5 years ago.

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Sublime Text 4 appears in code editor menus.

Terser's 'reserved names' list is now always honored.

The 'emit character set' option for Dart Sass actually works now.

The shadows around buttons disappeared if you toggled dark mode, making buttons hard to see.

The chevrons in outlineViews were sometimes the wrong color.

Node.js is now native on M1 Macs, making just about every tool in the app faster.

No other configuration is needed CodeKit will take it from there.

Add mode: 'jit' to your file, save, and then refresh the project in CodeKit.

Tailwind's new JIT mode is now fully supported.

Yes, I'm looking forward to WWDC 2022, where Apple will once again lie to promise me how valuable and important I am and how we're 'partners' working to 'inspire dreams.'.

(There's a bug in the build process that causes crashes on 10.13 and 10.14.)

CodeKit now requires macOS 10.15+ because Xcode 13.2 got dumber.

Dart Sass 1.45.1 has a couple potentially-breaking changes you should read about.

CoffeeLint was discontinued and hadn't been updated in five years.

Files changed by replacement via drag-n-drop in the Finder are now processed automatically again.

I recommend that you also not test what happens if you save files from 15 different projects at once.

I did not test what happens if you save files from 15 different projects at once.

New option in Preferences: CodeKit can now auto-switch the active project when you save files.

Legacy Tailwind 2.x projects still work just fine, too.

The new 'JIT Mode' is automatically supported for these projects.

New Tailwind Projects now default to Tailwind 3.x.

Watch the screencast or read the docs for details.

CodeKit can now automatically spin up a Bootstrap 5 Project.

(3.16.1 fixes an issue where Tailwind files might not compile correctly.) NEW: Bootstrap 5

Macos runonly applescripts to avoid detection