Ignore transition and animation from declaration-block-no-redundant-longhand-properties rule

[gerardo-rodriguez]

It is especially helpful when adding CSS transitions or keyframe animations to use longhand properties.

We should be able to ignore transition and animation and I think that would be enough: https://stylelint.io/user-guide/rules/declaration-block-no-redundant-longhand-properties/#optional-secondary-options

[Paul-Hebert]

Thanks for filing this Gerardo! I agree.

To be honest I'd also be fine disabling this rule altogether for a few reasons:

• When using custom properties the shorthand can get really long
• Sometimes the short hands can get confusing for properties with lots of values (e.g. the font example in the "valid patterns" section of the docs)
• I honestly have to spend time thinking every time I see margin: 1px 2px 3px 4px to remember which value affects which side.

That might just be me though 🤷

[gerardo-rodriguez]

I'm totally cool disabling it all together. 👍🏽

[spaceninja]

Disabling it altogether is probably the best option if we're finding ourselves disabling it a lot. Linting is only helpful if it's, you know, helpful. ;)