Good, but some annoying deficiencies

Overall, I’m happy with this plugin, but in the ~3 months that I’ve been using it I’ve encountered two super annoying problems. First, it does not support the latest CSS syntax. Media queries such as @media (max-width: 1024px) { } will produce error messages even though that syntax is perfectly valid. I also get false errors when I use syntax such as .some-class-name:has(.another-class-name) { } even though that too is perfectly valid. For a paid plugin, I expect full support for the latest syntax. Instead, I got a support person who initially told me I was doing it wrong and only later admitted that this tool simply doesn’t support the newest syntactical goodies. The other annoyance is that the company is extremely slow to fix known bugs. Shortly after I started using this tool, I lost the ability to add or edit tags. The company admits this is a bug and even sent me the GitHub issue where they were tracking the fix. However, it’s been 6 weeks since the bug was identified and over a month since the Github issue was closed and the fix still hasn’t been released to production. Even accounting for the holidays, this seems too long. So this plugin is fine, but don’t expect full support for the latest code syntax or fast turn around times if you encounter any defects.