When running against selectors like ` [ ".classA > .classB", ".classA > .classC" ] ` getSelectorBase will return an invalid selector: `"classA > "`. Don't rely (just) on space to split selectors into fragments.
When running against selectors like
[ ".classA > .classB", ".classA > .classC" ]getSelectorBase will return an invalid selector:
"classA > ".Don't rely (just) on space to split selectors into fragments.