I'm sure they'll support new features that apply to rescript runtime context.
Things that don't make sense in javascript runtime context should not be supported.
Backward compatiblity on OCaml side is also something they don't need to care about as its ephemeral - it must typecheck and spit out valid javascript code, that's all.
Things that don't make sense in javascript runtime context should not be supported.
Backward compatiblity on OCaml side is also something they don't need to care about as its ephemeral - it must typecheck and spit out valid javascript code, that's all.