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bellard/quickjs
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The rest — the latest 5
#518 Check return values of fallible functions
0 reviews · 15h to merge
#512 Add fuzz targets for ES6 modules, JSON, RegExp, and bytecode
0 reviews · 31.6d to merge
#505 Add run-test262 --no-can-block flag
0 reviews · 50.1d to merge
#496 Fix member access on non-decimal numeric literals
0 reviews · 50.8d to merge
#495 Avoid initializer-string warning for the digits array
0 reviews · 51.4d to merge
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