Fix CSS selector lists inside :global()/:local() (
99bc7df)
Biome’s CSS parser now accepts comma-separated selector lists in CSS Modules/Svelte-style pseudo-class functions like :global(.foo, .bar). This closes a real parsing gap that previously turned valid selectors into bogus pseudo-classes.
Truncate overly long diagnostics (
935c59a)
Diagnostic rendering now trims extremely long lines and spans with ellipses so error output stays readable instead of sprawling across the terminal. This is a user-facing quality-of-life fix for pathological inputs.
Add useSvelteRequireEachKey nursery rule (
c656679)
Biome adds a new Svelte lint rule that flags {#each} blocks missing keys, bringing coverage for a common correctness/performance footgun in Svelte apps. The change also wires the rule into config, migration, docs metadata, and the backend schema.
Parse destructuring rename bindings in Svelte each blocks (
a1b5834)
The Svelte parser and formatter now support rename bindings like {#each items as { id, component: Filter }}. This fixes a syntax case that was previously rejected and required broad syntax/formatter/codegen updates.
Parse Tailwind variant expressions (
44c22e9)
Tailwind parsing now understands variant expressions, expanding support for more of the framework’s class syntax. The lexer and syntax tree were updated alongside a large batch of parser snapshots, indicating a substantial grammar expansion.
Implement YAML file handling (
39ae9d5)
Biome adds a YAML file handler in the service layer, making YAML part of the core file-processing pipeline. This is the plumbing needed for YAML support to be discovered and routed correctly.
Preserve CSS declaration comment boundaries (
1da3c75)
CSS and SCSS formatting now keeps spacing around comments that sit between a declaration name and : or after !important. That avoids reformats that can visually merge comments into syntax in a way that changes readability.
Fix useImportType separated-type behavior (
e8e1e6a)
useImportType now handles the separatedType style correctly when a default import is present and all named imports are types. The fix also tightens the code that extracts combined specifiers into a new import statement.
Initial YAML formatter support for simple block mappings (
46d4ee6)
Biome’s YAML formatter gets an initial pass at formatting simple block mappings instead of treating them purely verbatim. This is an important step toward real YAML pretty-printing, and the commit also updates comment handling and defaults around YAML formatting.
Initial YAML formatter support for block sequences (
d150071)
Block sequences are now formatted explicitly, along with supporting work in scalars and flow nodes. Together with the mapping work, this substantially broadens the formatter’s YAML coverage.
Other misc changes
- Dependency/workflow bump: GitHub Actions major update (1 commit)