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Co-authored-by: Milos Djermanovic <[email protected]>

Author: sam3k

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+# 2025-05-01 ESLint TSC Meeting Notes
+
+## Transcript
+
+[`2025-05-01-transcript.md`](2025-05-01-transcript.md)
+
+## Attending
+
+- Nicholas C. Zakas (@nzakas) - TSC
+- Francesco Trotta (@fasttime) - TSC
+- Milos Djermanovic (@mdjermanovic) - TSC
+
+@nzakas moderated, and @sam3k took notes.
+
+## Topics
+
+### Statuses
+
+* **@nzakas:** these past two weeks have been working on `CSSTree` and doing some refactoring of Linter in preparation for the core rewrite (more PRs coming for that). Overall goal is to split out a lot of the functionality into easier-to-manage pieces and then figure out an API on top of it.
+* **@mdjermanovic:** mostly reviewing PRs. Also fixed a bug with circular references in `RuleTester`. Plan to focus on RFCs in the coming days.
+* **@fasttime:** mostly busy reviewing PRs and issues.
+
+### RFC Duty update:
+
+* This week - @nzakas
+* May 5 - @mdjermanovic 
+* May 12 - @fasttime
+
+### Availability Next Week
+* @nzakas 3 hours each week day unless some freelance stuff pops up
+* @mdjermanovic 1.5-2 hours each day
+* @fasttime 10-12 hours a week
+
+
+#### [Change Request: Allow rules to specify the languages/dialects they work on](https://github.com/eslint/eslint/issues/19462)
+
+> Thinking through this, we may actually have two different use cases here:
+
+> To determine if a rule will work for a given language. This actually relates more to the plugin language than it does the formal name of the language (so, the json language in the json plugin vs. "JSON"). A rule may say it supports JSON but if someone is using a different language implementation that outputs a different AST, then this data isn't useful.
+> To document if a rule works with a particular dialect of a language, the canonical example being if a rule is known to work with JavaScript and TypeScript. In this case, we might say that a rule supports the js/js language and due to the use of a custom parser, it can also support TypeScript. This has no functional effect on the rule, it's just basically documentation.
+> So what we might want to do is two different things:
+
+```js
+export default {
+    meta: {
+
+        // indicate which plugin languages are required
+        languages: ["markdown/commonmark", "markdown/gfm"]
+
+        // indicate which language dialects the rule logically supports
+        docs: {
+            dialects: ["Markdown", "GFM", "MDX"]
+        }
+}
+```
+
+**Resolution:** @nzakas has asked @mdjermanovic and @fasttime to think about and comment on this issue.
+
+### RFC Statuses
+
+@nzakas is going to try to get @mdjermanovic and @fasttime RFCs approved soon.
+
+> @nzakas: I think the basePath one is probably the only thing holding up a v10 (which I think we should do soon), and the concurrency one seems ready to move into a prototype to me.
+
+**Action Items:** @nzakas, @mdjermanovic and @fasttime will review RFCs
+
+
+## [Contributor Pool April 2025](https://github.com/issues?q=org%3Aeslint%20label%3A%22contributor%20pool%22%20merged%3A2025-04-01..2025-04-30%20)
+
+- @lumirlumir: $1000 for eslint/rewrite#182, eslint/code-explorer#92, eslint/eslint#19604, eslint/markdown#328, eslint/markdown#332, eslint/markdown#334, eslint/markdown#336, eslint/markdown#344, eslint/markdown#348
+- @xbinaryx: $300 for eslint/code-explorer#90, eslint/code-explorer#91, eslint/code-explorer#93
+- @sethamus: $500 for eslint/eslint#19607, eslint/eslint#19645, eslint/eslint#19639, eslint/eslint#19628, eslint/eslint#19551
+- @aryaemami59: $250 for eslint/eslint#19401
+- @SwetaTanwar: $100 for eslint/eslint#19564
+- @StyleShit: $100 for eslint/eslint#19631
+- @thecalamiity: $100 for eslint/markdown#351
+- @louis-young-slice: $100 for eslint/css#119
+
+### Scheduled release for May 2nd, 2025
+
+**Action Items:**
+
+- @fasttime will merge the following PRs before the release:
+  - eslint/eslint#19648
+  - eslint/eslint#19670
+  - eslint/eslint#19640
+
+- @fasttime will release:
+  - `eslint`
+  - `@eslint/js`