Update KCL grammar - #16213
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I am the lead of the KCL team at Zoo, and I maintain the KCL tree sitter grammar. I recently updated tree-sitter-kcl. This new version of the grammar is much more accurate, adds support for new language features we've released recently, and has much better performance (because it avoids error nodes and the associated backtracking.
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if it supports new features, why are there no new queries? or is it just new features that get put into already existing queries? |
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This updates the grammar so that it parses properly, but this new grammar is still compatible with the existing queries. |
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I am the lead of the KCL team at Zoo, and I maintain the KCL tree sitter grammar.
I recently updated tree-sitter-kcl. This new version of the grammar is much more accurate, adds support for new language features we've released recently, and has much better performance (because it avoids error nodes and the associated backtracking.