My First Pull Request Closed Issue

The opportunity to make my first contribution to an open project popped up while I was hacking at Josh Collinsworth's sveltekit-blog-starter repo.

Back in June, I found a minor bug in the font-family declaration of the headings. I was hoping to actually submit a Pull Request that fixed the problem but I didn't understand what :where() did (I originally assumed it was a scss function but it's new css).

The next best thing to a Pull Request is submit an issue that provides the info needed to for the maintainers to fix it quickly.

A good issue:

• describes the problem with instructions on how to reproduce the bug (with a reproduction, if needed);
  • See: Things you do that annoy the core SvelteKit team for tips on how to create a good reproduction;
• includes potential causes;
• suggests solutions.

Success!

In August, Josh fixed and closed my Issue! And that's when I learned about these new `css` pseudo-elements:

• :where()
• :is()
• :has()

Browser support is over 90%!