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# 1. Drop support for Less color functions with Codex design tokens
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Date: 2024-02-16
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Last Edited: 2024-03-14
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## Status
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Accepted.
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## Context
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In order to reduce the strain on other teams/developers to update their extensions to use
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CSS variables rather than LESS, we decided to use [Wikimedia skin variables](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Codex#Using_Codex_design_tokens_in_MediaWiki_and_extensions) to re-map LESS variables to their
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CSS variable equivalent.
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e.i. `@color-progressive: var( --color-progressive )`;
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This is consistent with the Codex design token experimental build which we will
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make use of in [T358059](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T358059).
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This approach has implications on LESS function that manipulate colors, such as
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`average`, `fade` and `tint`. These functions expect a parameter of type color.
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This approach changes the variable type from color to string, causing these
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functions to fail.
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## Decision
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Given there are few consumers of these LESS functions, we've decided to remove support
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for LESS functions that operate on colors. The benefit of this decision is that
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it will reduce non-standard colors across the UI.
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## Consequences
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Extensions that need to work with MinervaNeue for the time being can no longer
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use Less color functions with Codex design tokens. They can continue to use
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these function if they instead make use of hardcoded hex values (with an
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accompanying comment explaining this reason).
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We filed [a ticket](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T357740) for addressing this on the
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long term. This may require upgrading our version of LESS to a more modern
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version or a decision to drop support altogether.
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# 1. Drop support for Codex Design Tokens with LESS mixins
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Date: 2024-02-16
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## Status
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Accepted.
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## Context
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In order to reduce the strain on other teams/developers to update their extensions to use
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CSS variables rather than LESS, we decided to use [Wikimedia skin variables](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Codex#Using_Codex_design_tokens_in_MediaWiki_and_extensions) to re-map LESS variables to their
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CSS variable equivalent. This is consistent with the Codex design token experimental build which we will
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make use of in [T358059](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T358059) This had implications on native LESS mixins such as `average`, `fade` and `tint`.
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## Decision
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Given the few consumers of these LESS mixins, we decided to remove support for LESS mixins that operate on colors. One of the downsides of using these LESS mixins is that it produces colors that are not approved by the design style guide.
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## Consequences
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Skins or extensions that need to work with Vector 2022 for the time being can no longer use Codex design tokens. They can continue to use these mixins if they instead make use of hardcoded hex codes with a comment. We filed [a ticket](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T357740) for addressing this on the long term. This may require upgrading our version of LESS to a more modern version or a decision to drop support altogether.
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