[css-typed-om] Renamed 'flex' base type to 'fraction'#1119
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[css-typed-om] Renamed 'flex' base type to 'fraction'#1119SebastianZ wants to merge 2 commits intow3c:mainfrom
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The <flex> data type got moved to CSS Values 5 and renamed to <fraction>. So this adjustment also needed to be done in CSS Typed OM.
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Hm, looks like Chromium and WebKit already support Sebastian |
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<flex>data type got generalized and moved to CSS Values 5 and renamed to<fraction>in w3c/csswg-drafts#9516.So this adjustment also needs to be done in CSS Typed OM.
(Note that the type was renamed to 'fraction' to better distinguish it from Flexbox, because of the unit being called
fr, and due to it getting more use cases outside of flexible grid track widths.)Sebastian