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Passing `NaN` as a flag results in confusing error message #899

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ocharles opened this Issue Aug 18, 2017 · 2 comments

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ocharles commented Aug 18, 2017

See https://ellie-app.com/44s93YHd25Wa1/0 which results in

Expecting null but instead got: null
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Hello! I am tracking this in elm/compiler#1687 because ports and flags allow the same stuff through. The theory is that grouping related things together will help reveal patterns that would not be apparent if issues were just resolved in order as received. Anyway, thank you for reporting this!

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evancz commented Mar 7, 2018

Hello! I am tracking this in elm/compiler#1687 because ports and flags allow the same stuff through. The theory is that grouping related things together will help reveal patterns that would not be apparent if issues were just resolved in order as received. Anyway, thank you for reporting this!

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