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ECMAScript proposals

Active proposals

Proposals follow this process document. This list contains only stage 1 proposals and higher that have not yet been withdrawn/rejected, or become finished.

Stage 3

Proposal Author Champion Last Presented
Intl Locale Info Frank Yung-Fong Tang Frank Yung-Fong Tang Oct 2021
Intl.DurationFormat Younies Mahmoud, Ujjwal Sharma Younies Mahmoud, Ujjwal Sharma Oct 2020

Stage 2

Proposal Author Champion Last Presented
eraDisplay option for Intl.DateTimeFormat Louis-Aime Shane Carr, Louis-Aime November 2022
Intl Era and MonthCode Proposal Frank Yung-Fong Tang Frank Yung-Fong Tang January 2023

Stage 1

Proposal Author Champion Last Presented
Smart Unit Preferences in Intl.NumberFormat Younies Mahmoud Younies Mahmoud June 2020
Intl LocaleMatcher Long Ho Shane Carr, Long Ho January 2021
Intl.Segmenter v2 Frank Yung-Fong Tang Frank Yung-Fong Tang December 2021
Intl.MessageFormat Eemeli Aro Eemeli Aro March 2022
Intl.MessageResource Eemeli Aro Eemeli Aro November 2022
Intl.ZonedDateTimeFormat Frank Yung-Fong Tang Frank Yung-Fong Tang May 2023
Representing Measures Ben Allen Ben Allen October 2024

Contributing new proposals

Please see Contributing to ECMAScript for the most up-to-date information on contributing proposals to this standard.

Onboarding existing proposals

Proposals that are Stage 1 and above must be transferred to the TC39 GitHub organization for discoverability and archival purposes. To onboard a proposal that lives outside the TC39 organization:

  1. Transfer your repository to the @tc39-transfer organization
  • if you are a TC39 delegate, but not an admin in that organization, please contact @LJHarb
  1. @bterlson, @gesa, or @codehag will transfer your repository to the TC39 organization the next chance they get.

Note that as part of the onboarding process your repository name may be normalized. Don't worry, repo redirects will continue to work as long as you never create a fork, or a new repository, with the same name - although Github Pages redirects will be broken (please update your links!).