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kristerkari
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Throw an error when a multiplier is used as a value for line-height.

Fixes #89

@jacobp100 Let me know if you want this to be handled in a different way.

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Could we do this as a separate dev-only validation step rather than treating this as a transform? That way it’ll be easier to add support for other properties too!

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Sure, I'm just not sure what you mean by "dev-only validation step", maybe you can clarify that a bit? :)

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I'll try and get a PR this weekend!

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Nice, ping me when you are ready with your PR.

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@jacobp100 I did not want to disturb you, but is there something I can help with? It would be nice to fix using line-height with a multiplier value :)

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Sorry, I just put together a really quick example of this. #92

@jacobp100 jacobp100 mentioned this pull request Sep 30, 2019
@kristerkari kristerkari deleted the bugfix/line-height-throw-when-multiplier-is-used branch October 1, 2019 13:06
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Handling of line-height with a multiplier value
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