'not' produces invalid configuration
Dreamsorcerer opened this issue · comments
Thanks for adding 'supports'. It seems that 'not' is also missing.
From the documentation: You can add not
to any query.
Can you write the query that didn't work for you?
I assumed it was completely unimplemented, as I tried several queries and couldn't find a single case which works... Not even the examples in the documentation work...
not last 2 versions
not supports es6
not dead
not ie <= 8
you cannot just start a query with not
. you need to write some other query before not
. The error message now clarifies this.
Umm, but it is still listed in the documentation examples. For example at: https://github.com/browserslist/browserslist#full-list
It has not ie <= 8
as an example, and clearly states:
You can add
not
to any query.
So, now I have to prefix everything with >0% and
?
>0% and not dead
to list browsers which are not dead.
>0% and not supports es6
to list browsers not supporting es6.
etc.
Shouldn't you just implicitly add this prefix when it starts with not
, if that's what's required?