No one claimed it's perfect and bug free.
But let's compare it to any js stack with thousands of libraries in the project's `node_modules` directory, written by thousands different contributors.
That's what Elm is replacing.
You did claim that you were “struggling to find any” bugs in Elm. There are definitely a lot of bugs in the JS ecosystem, but one should also compare the avenues for remediating bugs in that ecosystem versus Elm (easier to fork/patch buggy code, more frequent bugfixes, more alternatives, etc).
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No one claimed it's perfect and bug free. But let's compare it to any js stack with thousands of libraries in the project's `node_modules` directory, written by thousands different contributors. That's what Elm is replacing.
You did claim that you were “struggling to find any” bugs in Elm. There are definitely a lot of bugs in the JS ecosystem, but one should also compare the avenues for remediating bugs in that ecosystem versus Elm (easier to fork/patch buggy code, more frequent bugfixes, more alternatives, etc).