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&gt; The instruction `binaries.executable()` explicitly instructs the Kotlin compiler to emit executable `.js` files. This is the default behavior when using the current Kotlin/JS compiler, but the instruction is explicitly required if you are working with the <https://kotlinlang.org/docs/js-ir-compiler.html|Kotlin/JS IR compiler>, or have set `kotlin.js.generate.executable.default=false` in the `gradle.properties` file.
&gt; <https://kotlinlang.org/docs/js-project-setup.html#execution-environments>
Isn't the IR compiler the only one available now?

So `binaries.executable()` is never the default now, right? Should the documentation be changed? It's very confusing

(my initial question was "is `kotlin.js.generate.executable.default=false` still use")

&gt; Should the documentation be changed?
Yes, PR is required :wink:

&gt; (my initial question was "is `kotlin.js.generate.executable.default=false` still use")
`false` duplicates default and has no sense

&gt; Yes, PR is required :wink:
I wish I had the time… Is there a way to track this somehow?

It can be done on GitHub in 2 clicks/2 minutes :wink: