Hi Theo, In data sabato 15 luglio 2023 19:54:03 CEST, Theodor Thornhill ha scritto: > Eli Zaretskii writes: > >> From: Vincenzo Pupillo > >> Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2023 14:34:29 +0200 > >> > >> this commit (bb1f97b643b77fc1f082d621bf533b4b14cf0c30) changed the > >> definition of the JSX grammar to tree-sitter-javascript. This causes a > >> node type error: " > >> Error while displaying: (jit-lock-function 1) reported > >> (treesit-query-error > >> "Node type error at" 24 "(jsx_opening_element [(nested_identifier > >> (identifier)) (identifier)] @font-lock-function-call-face) > >> (jsx_closing_element > >> [(nested_identifier (identifier)) (identifier)] @font- > >> lock-function-call-face) (jsx_self_closing_element [(nested_identifier > >> (identifier)) (identifier)] @font- lock-function-call-face) > >> (jsx_attribute (property_identifier) @font-lock- constant-face)" "Debug > >> the query with `treesit-query-validate'") > >> " > >> Indentation also has problems due to the deletion of "jsx_fragment" > >> definition. > >> > >> The patch in attachment fixes both problems. > > > > Will the patch work with the grammar libraries before the recent > > change? > > It will introduce regressions, but the patch itself is a change for the > better, both in emacs land and in the grammar itself. > > >> p.s. nvim-treesitter tries to limit these problems by indicating which > >> commit to install. Does it make sense to try a similar approach with > >> emacs as well?> > > I think it is better if we make the code work with as many versions as > > possible, by checking whether a feature exists before using it. > > > > Theo, Jostein: any comments or ideas? > > > > Thanks. > > I don't disagree, but I think this is a difficult problem to solve, but > with an easy cop-out solution that most other implementors use - just > refer to the last supported commit. We've had some discussions on this, > but IIRC we never settled on anything. Personally, I think a > > ;;; Tree-sitter-version: bb1f97b643b77fc1f082d621bf533b4b14cf0c30 > > header may be the simplest way to at least signal some awareness > here. That way the auto install mechanism can pull that hash directly > and we can ensure some sort of compatibility checking. > > What do you think? > > @Vicenzo, seeing as this change only targets the JSX variant in > js-ts-mode, could you possibly also make the according changes to > tsx-ts-mode as well? Yes, and I also attached the previous one with a corrected commit message ((I had written js-ts-mode.el instead of js.el) Thanks, Vincenzo