When will tree-sitter-scala be ready for usage in other libraries as dependencies

[eankit]

I am seeing frequent commits in tree-sitter-scala, want to use it as a dependency in some of my work, I want to understand when will this be ready for usage, also I am seeing too many commits in recent times, may I know are these commits tested or have test cases along with it?

[ckipp01]

Hey @eankit, arguably this is already ready to be used. In fact it already is in various places.

may I know are these commits tested or have test cases along with it?

Yes you can see this the corpus and also test.

[SethTisue]

meta-comment: could GitHub Discussions be enabled in this repo, to encourage these sorts of questions but also to keep them separate from issues?

[ckipp01]

Good call, just enabled and converted this.

[eed3si9n]

It also depends on your purpose and expectations.

tree-sitter-scala/script/smoke_test.sh

Lines 5 to 7 in 8079aed

	SCALA_SCALA_LIBRARY_EXPECTED=100
	SCALA_SCALA_COMPILER_EXPECTED=67
	DOTTY_COMPILER_EXPECTED=66

Our smoketest indicates that it parses the standard library 100%, but Scala 2 compiler or Dotty codebase is around 66%. While tree-sitter generally deals with partial failures gracefully you might try to make sure that tree-sitter actually works with the codebase that you're using, especially for more critical usage than syntax highlighting in editors.