ClearScript 7.1 Linux support on JavaScript

[cilerler]

Non-Windows builds are limited to V8; legacy script engines (JScript/VBScript) are non-functional.

I was looking at release notes.
If the code I'm passing is a JavaScript code, will it continue to work? Or is it fall to the area "JScript is non-functional"
If it will continue to work, what should I worried about? What shouldn't work?

V8ScriptEngine engine = null;
using (engine = new V8ScriptEngine())
{
	engine.AddHostObject("parser", this);
}

engine.Execute(codeStmt.Code);

// ...

var context = new { obj = obj, property = property, value = value };			
engine.AddHostObject("context", context);
string evaluated = engine.Evaluate((string)functionArguments).ToString().Trim();

Description of Microsoft.ClearScript.linux-x64 states

A library for adding scripting to .NET applications on Linux (x64). Supports JavaScript via V8.**

not sure what is the difference.

[ClearScriptLib]

Hi @cilerler,

Sorry about the lack of clarity in the release notes.

ClearScript on non-Windows platforms fully supports V8ScriptEngine. It does not support JScriptEngine or VBScriptEngine, as those are dependent on native closed-source components that are only available on Windows and long since deprecated. The good news is that V8ScriptEngine far exceeds JScriptEngine in JavaScript performance and standards support. The bad news is that VBScriptEngine is likely to remain Windows-only.

ClearScript on Windows also supports a number of technologies that aren't available on Linux or macOS. These are mostly legacy capabilities such as COM interoperability.

Good luck!