I know this is something Chris has wanted forever, so it's no surprise he's already got a fantastic write-up just a day after the news broke. In fact, I first

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Chrome Canary has introduced support for transitioning CSS properties to 'auto' values, significantly improving the ability to animate elements whose dimensions are unknown. This feature helps avoid the need for fixed-height transitions, allowing for more dynamic and responsive designs. The implementation leverages CSS 'calc()' to compute dimensions dynamically, and can handle properties like height, block-size, width, and inline-size. Additionally, transitioning from 'display: none' remains complex but doable with 'transition-behavior: allow-discrete' and '@starting-style' declarations.

Transitioning to Auto Height

Finally ! 
Height auto was my most wanted feature in css for a long time, it was always a burden to bypass the problem with some cheap tricks.

I waited for this for years! 🥹

Would be awesome if this is a global standard.