>Here's what that gave us: crummy PR reviewers get a silly thing to complain about, developers get an extra thing to think about Exact same experience working

>Here's what that gave us: crummy PR reviewers get a silly thing to complain about, developers get an extra thing to think about Exact same experience working on a team that had this as a standard. It's absolute nonsense. It can be enforced with CSS linting at this point... but why? Never in my decade of writing CSS have I ever ever wished that the declarations in a codebase were alphabetically sorted for any reason. If your class declarations are that large in the first place, you should be breaking things down better.