CSS var default `transparent` becomes `#0000` (Version 0.15.1) about microbundle

[rschristian]

Might be rollup-plugin-postcss being a bit weird, but yes, #0000 is intentional as it's smaller and compresses better than transparent.

[rschristian]

Going to close this out as there's no functional issue and nothing for us to fix really.

If the inconsistency is an issue for you, you might want to reach out and make an issue on cssnano, as I believe that's what's handling this. No idea why that differs across environments myself.

[hbroer]

I updated Node localy (via nvm) from 18.13.0 to 18.16.1 and reinstalled packages. Now I get #0000 localy too. ^^

Strange. At least I have the problem now on all plattforms: transparent becomes #0000 :-D

[hbroer]

ok I got it partialy. Not sure why the build output differed, but #0000 is the same as transparent. I missed completly the short syntax of hex colors with transparency. ^^

Edit: switching back to a older node version produces again transparent. It relies on node/npm version as far as I can see.