But if that's true, it's the problem isn't it? If some of the most important information about a critical part of the toolchain isn't up-to-date, how can I have confidence in this?
(Also for my specific use case, I need to set an ecmascript version, something that is common in JS based parsers, but it's not available in swc ecma parser. At least I didn't find it.)
For context, I contributed to acorn to fix an issue I found while using it in one of my projects. But that happened because I extensively used acorn in the first place. I don't quite have the confidence to adopt these Rust based tools yet.
Which could be outdated as well.
But if that's true, it's the problem isn't it? If some of the most important information about a critical part of the toolchain isn't up-to-date, how can I have confidence in this?
(Also for my specific use case, I need to set an ecmascript version, something that is common in JS based parsers, but it's not available in swc ecma parser. At least I didn't find it.)
For context, I contributed to acorn to fix an issue I found while using it in one of my projects. But that happened because I extensively used acorn in the first place. I don't quite have the confidence to adopt these Rust based tools yet.