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Handling Optional Chaining operator #293
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Yeah, support for the latest features is not yet implemented, sorry. We do intend to support these but it may be a few months before we're able to get to it. |
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We've recently encountered an issue where the Shift parser doesn't seem to handle ECMA262's Conditional Chaining operator (AKA null-aware accessor, null-aware invocation, Jackson Operator, and other names). Both version 2.0.4 of the JS parser and the online demo parser fail with the same exception on the following snippet:
Source: MDN
Example exception from the Java library:
This got me thinking, though, that other new language features may not be supported either. Is a new version forthcoming that will support these - but at least this one, since this is the one causing my organization a headache as of now - features?
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