SCSS interpolated identifiers now handle numeric parts (
137d48a)
Biome’s CSS parser and formatter were extended to model CssNumber inside SCSS interpolated identifier parts, fixing cases where numbers can legally touch interpolated names in selectors and identifiers. The change is backed by new parser/formatter fixtures covering boundary cases like #{$tag}1, .item-#{$index}0, and attribute selectors with interpolated numeric suffixes.
New Vue rule: prefer importing APIs from vue (
a64d757)
A new nursery lint rule, useVueBaseImport, flags imports from internal @vue/* packages and steers users toward the public vue entrypoint. The rule is wired into config, diagnostics, ESLint migration, the rule-options schema, and the generated docs/snapshots, so it’s fully exposed to CLI and workspace config users.
SCSS unary operator parsing gets a fast path (d946e69)
The SCSS expression parser now short-circuits unary-operator detection with a direct token check, while preserving the special-case handling for dashed custom-property identifiers like var(--#{$name}). This is a small parser performance cleanup that should reduce unnecessary lookahead work.
CSS parser benchmarks stop collecting diagnostics in-loop (3046345)
Benchmarking now separates diagnostic printing from the timed parse loop, avoiding benchmark noise from accumulated diagnostics. That makes parser benchmark results more representative of parse cost rather than post-processing overhead.
Markdown and YAML benchmark coverage widened (
3823f8a)
The benchmark workflow was consolidated and expanded to cover markdown formatter/analyzer packages and the YAML formatter, not just the parser crates. This also removes the old standalone markdown benchmark workflow and adds fresh benchmark fixtures for markdown and YAML workloads.
