Adjustments for biome CSS support #2259
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As of 1.9.0, biome formatting support for CSS is now stable. Biome now supports formatting / linting CSS. Spotless already supports this as a generic formatting step. I made a few adjustments to make CSS support explicit: * Added a note to the readme. * Updated the JavaDocs for the Maven / Gradle formatting steps * Added a generic CSS step with biome as a formatter
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Biome supports formatting / linting CSS since version 1.8.0, but it requires explicit opt-in. As of 1.9.0, biome formatting support for CSS seems to be stable, not requiring opt-in anymore.
Spotless already supports this as a generic formatting step. I made a few adjustments to make CSS support explicit:
I also added
.jsonc(JSON + comments) to the JavaDocs, which was already supported by biome.After creating the PR, please add a commit that adds a bullet-point under the
[Unreleased]section of CHANGES.md, plugin-gradle/CHANGES.md, and plugin-maven/CHANGES.md which includes:If your change only affects a build plugin, and not the lib, then you only need to update the
plugin-foo/CHANGES.mdfor that plugin.If your change affects lib in an end-user-visible way (fixing a bug, updating a version) then you need to update
CHANGES.mdfor both the lib and all build plugins. Users of a build plugin shouldn't have to refer to lib to see changes that affect them.This makes it easier for the maintainers to quickly release your changes :)