fix: nesting-tracking in resolver aborting too eagerly #10554
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Closes: #10549
This is a minor change to the resolver that removes a false-positive nesting depth error.
When importing a file from a js function (using
resolveVariable
), all variables in that file are resolved in a loop. The loop passes a nest depth of one lower, but did so by decrementing the loop counter on each iteration. This means that once you hit your 10th variable, it aborts because it thinks you've nested to deep (while in fact you're still only one level deep).Effectively this changes
--nestTracker
tonestTracker - 1
, so that the actual depth is kept, allowing for normal behavior.I also added a test case for this particular use-case. Note that while the test case does file inclusion inside the file-included file, it affects any variable resolving, but I did not want to mess with the test file too much.