I'd love to hear how this project differs from Bearer, which is also written in Go and based on tree-sitter?
https://github.com/Bearer/bearer
Regardless, considering there is a large existing open-source collection of Semgrep rules, is there a way they can be adapted or transpiled to tree-sitter S-expressions so that they may be reused with Globstar?
I'd love to hear how this project differs from Bearer, which is also written in Go and based on tree-sitter? https://github.com/Bearer/bearer
Regardless, considering there is a large existing open-source collection of Semgrep rules, is there a way they can be adapted or transpiled to tree-sitter S-expressions so that they may be reused with Globstar?