Drop support for JavaScript #1185
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I'm actually happy to take ownership of this. JavaScript support is absolutely critical. |
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#1347 is an attempt to add back Javascript support with Kotlin 2. |
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Kotlin 2.0 has introduced a new
.jspackaging type that is blocking our ability to upgrade.Given the lack of ownership over the Javascript rules, we are going to drop support until someone more opinionated is willing to help maintain this portion of the rules.