Andrew Dupont

Ooh. This looks promising, but I'd love to see some new specs so we can figure out exactly what this will and won't do.

Also: Chrome has supported [lookbehinds in regular expressions](https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_regular_expressions_lookbehind_assertion) since version 62, so we could try that instead.

> Happy yo share the one huge file privately to devs, but can't post it publicly. You can [find me on Discord](https://discord.gg/7aEbB9dGRT) if you like and send it to me...

@gazhay and I figured it out; he was kind enough to provide me the offending file on Discord. The length of the file was a red herring! You can reproduce...

This and #942 feel like they'll get addressed at the same time. This is far from my area of expertise, but I might try to investigate when I get the...

There have already been a handful of JavaScript fixes in #859 (check the commit descriptions for details), and I've upgraded the `tree-sitter-javascript` parser to the latest `master` since the 1.113...

> I'm see some inconsistency in identifier coloring in JS. In particular, variables are scoped and colored differently inside and outside of "blocks", and also depending on how they're used....

> what purpose is `meta.block.js` serving here? [This post illustrates](https://pulsar-edit.dev/blog/20231013-savetheclocktower-modern-tree-sitter-part-3.html#what-does-this-get-us) the sorts of things you can do with `meta` scopes. The TextMate scope system exposes itself to settings and snippets...

The legacy Tree-sitter grammar picks such utterly ridiculous scope names for both `console.log` that I'm amazed they align to the same color in any theme. In the legacy grammar, `console`...

Eesh. Nice catch. I'll be able to make unit tests out of these examples. (Once I fix this bug, of course — which does not seem like it will be...