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Source locators are incorrect in error messages #2681
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Seems like the same issue as com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1361, which was fixed upstream in Ammonite after we vendored the code in Mill. We should pull in the latest fixed code from Ammonite (including that PR and some follow ups) |
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… or whitespace (#2686) This is basically a port of the following fix in the Ammonite repo com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1361. There were some changes when the logic was first ported from Ammonite to Mill, resulting in a much smaller code change than was necessary in the Ammonite repo There are two related follow up PRs that AFAICT do not apply to Mill: com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1363 and com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1369. Both have to do with the special handling of multi-statement top-level-blocks `{...}`, that is a thing in the Ammonite REPL (to allow multiple top-level declarations to be entered into the REPL before submitting it) but doesn't apply to Mill scripts. I have updated the integration tests to include a bunch of random comments and imports to reproduce the problem causing the tests to fail, and verified the fix causes the tests to pass. Also this caused a previously passing test to fail (`2-custom-build-logic`), which on inspection appears like it was asserting the wrong thing, so I fixed the assert Fixes #2681
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Consider the following:
The line number given is 4, but it should be 5. I am pretty sure this offset is due to the comment above the imports because if I add more lines before the imports, the offset increases proportionally to the number of lines I've added.
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