Syntax errors from included files not reported correctly

[xorinzor]

Describe the bug
When there is a syntax error in a file included via %include, the parser will fail on the %include and just say Parse Error rather then telling about the syntax error in the nested code.

To Reproduce
have 2 files:
main.liq

%include "test.liq"
-- any other code --

test.liq (notice the double . in the parameter)

def test(~test=1..) =
    test
end

This will return something along the lines of:

At main.liq, line 1, char 0-20:
%include "test.liq"

Error 2: Parse error

Expected behavior
It should report on the syntax error in test.liq

Additional details
interestingly enough, if the content of test.liq is set to something like:

invalid content

The parser error will say:

At test.liq, line 1, char 0-7:
invalid content

Error 4: Undefined variable invalid

Version details

• OS: Ubuntu 22.10
• Version 2.1.3 (docker container)

Install method
Docker

[toots]

Thanks for reporting. I'm happy to report that the upcoming rolling release seems to have this fixed already!

[togir2]

Hi @toots ,
I just tested it with the rolling release liquidsoap-5c4daae_2.1.4-debian-bullseye-1_amd64.deb which should(?) include this fix.
It seems to me the fix did not work.

main.liq
%include "test.liq" print("hi") -- any other code --

test.liq
def test(~test=1..) = test end

`liquidsoap --verbose -c main.liq
INFO: Loading Sdl_ttf, Target = linux
INFO: Loading Sdl_image, Target = linux
At main.liq, line 1, char 0-19:
%include "test.liq"

Error 2: Parse error
`

I do have the version:
liquidsoap 'print(liquidsoap.version)' "2.1.4+git@5c4daae3d".{at_least = <fun>}