Closed rohitpraks closed 3 years ago
Hey @rohitpraks thanks for your issue. There was no specific reason for it. But I will soon update it to v7+
Hi @JPeer264, we are updating the minimal supported version of Safari to >= 13.1, so the optional chaining operator is stopped being compiled by @babel/preset-env
as expected (other browsers support it for a while now). And that throws during the rcs-core renaming. That is the reason we need to update espree.
Now the latest ECMA version is used in v3.7.0
. I also removed the package lock to ensure you get always the latest minor/patch versions (which is IMO better for libraries like this one)
Thanks a lot. Will try to incorporate it and see how it goes
On Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 11:19 PM Jan Peer Stöcklmair < @.***> wrote:
Now the latest ECMA version is used in v3.7.0. I also removed the package lock to ensure you get always the latest minor/patch versions (which is IMO better for libraries like this one)
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Hi, We are using rcs-core in our project which inturn uses espree. The version being used in the latest rcs-core npm is espree@6.2.1 But we need espree@7.3.1 or higher to support optional chaining. Can you please help update it? Is there any reason why espree hasn't been updated recently to the latest major version in rcs-core ? Thanks!