In the prior discussion, there was a lot of discussion as to GJS v. Seed. Since then, compatibility between the two has improved a lot, notably with Seed adopting GJS's imports system. At this point, most GJS code could be pretty easily ported to Seed. Porting Seed code to GJS might be a bit more difficult, due to some things like Seed making pervasive use of GObject. It is more or less possible to write code to a "least common denominator" of the two. In addition I believe it would be possible to port GNOME Shell to Seed, with no more than a few days work.
So in the botton line, what make Seed more suitable than gjs? Does that mean there is a committment to only use the selected JS engine for modules in GNOME?
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