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In the JS library, we accidentally had predicates #eq and #not-eq, which are incorrect (they should be #eq? and #not-eq?), but which caused no error during execution. They simply failed silently.
This is obviously a problem with tree-sitter, but also it would be good if we had some kind of query validation as well, since we clearly cannot rely on tree-sitter.
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Echoing some of what you've said above, this is probably a good candidate for issues against tree-sitter and/or tree-sitter-graph, if such don't already exist.
In the JS library, we accidentally had predicates
#eq
and#not-eq
, which are incorrect (they should be#eq?
and#not-eq?
), but which caused no error during execution. They simply failed silently.This is obviously a problem with tree-sitter, but also it would be good if we had some kind of query validation as well, since we clearly cannot rely on tree-sitter.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: