prefix-disagreement

Tailwind entries in one project that set different prefixes.

• csszyx check reports it in its dead-class pass.
• It is thrown as an error whose code is this id.

Message

A name in angle brackets is a value the message fills in.

build

[csszyx] prefix-disagreement: The Tailwind stylesheets of this project set different prefixes (<entries>), so no class csszyx emits is served by all of them.
  help: give every Tailwind stylesheet the same `@import "tailwindcss"` line, or list the stylesheets this build loads with <setting>.
  note: no module was transformed, and nothing was written.
  docs: https://csszyx.com/e/prefix-disagreement

next

[csszyx] prefix-disagreement: The Tailwind stylesheets of this project set different prefixes (<entries>), so no class csszyx emits is served by all of them.
  help: give every Tailwind stylesheet the same `@import "tailwindcss"` line, list the stylesheets this build loads with <setting>, or leave another app's directory out with <ignoreSetting>.
  note: no module was transformed, and nothing was written.
  docs: https://csszyx.com/e/prefix-disagreement

check

[csszyx] prefix-disagreement: The Tailwind stylesheets of this project set different prefixes (<entries>), so no class csszyx emits is served by all of them.
  help: give every Tailwind stylesheet the same `@import "tailwindcss"` line.
  note: the dead-class check did not run.
  docs: https://csszyx.com/e/prefix-disagreement

Level

Default: error under recommended, error under atomic. Set it in csszyx.config: rules: { 'prefix-disagreement': 'warn' }.

The level sets how the build and csszyx check report it. It does not change a console line, and it does not stop a thrown error.

Arguments

The values this diagnostic names.