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When importing a class from another stylesheet and using it in a selector (internally referred as an alias class) it's currently (v5) possible to set -st-global and -st-states on the class, although with an unscoped class warning diagnostic. This would be less important if it was an error and not a warning, since severity can be configured to ignore warnings.
expected
-st-global has no effect but would benefit from an -st-global not allowed on imported class diagnostic
-st-states should also have a similar diagnostic, but additionally should not add states that are picked up for transformation
imported class shouldn't be available as a custom pseudo-element for the importing stylesheet
When importing a class from another stylesheet and using it in a selector (internally referred as an alias class) it's currently (v5) possible to set
-st-global
and-st-states
on the class, although with anunscoped class
warning diagnostic. This would be less important if it was an error and not a warning, since severity can be configured to ignore warnings.expected
-st-global
has no effect but would benefit from an-st-global not allowed on imported class
diagnostic-st-states
should also have a similar diagnostic, but additionally should not add states that are picked up for transformationsee reproduction
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