> I could not find in the post anything saying that they are going to abandon the current ESLint and let it rot while they write a new version from scratch. On

> I could not find in the post anything saying that they are going to abandon the current ESLint and let it rot while they write a new version from scratch. One thing that stands out is that they haven’t grown twice the manpower with institutional knowledge overnight. You have to put a lot of effort into your rewrite, and you have to fix bugs in the existing thing.