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A large number of the CSS specs published on drafts.csswg.org are many weeks or even months out of date with their git sources — or in several cases even more than a year out of date.
The following table shows the date when each spec was last published, and compares that with the date for the most-recent commit to the git source for the spec.
It seems reasonable for the wider web-developer community and PR contributors and browser implementors and spec editors to expect that whenever a change is made to any CSS spec source in the git repo, the corresponding drafts.csswg.org spec will get automatically rebuilt and republished.
(That auto-publishing behavior is what was happening with the w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts specs. And speaking from my perspective as an MDN/BCD contributor, I can say it’s the behavior that MDN and BCD maintainers have been relying on when reviewing MDN and BCD PRs related to CSS features — and I can imagine it also being the behavior that other groups of stakeholders are similarly expecting).