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improve error messages on parse errors #638

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@lovasoa lovasoa commented Mar 24, 2024

I had an user report being unable to debug a template syntax error, because the error message just said "invalid handlebars syntax" without more details: sqlpage/SQLPage#275 (comment)

This changes syntax error messages to include the precise source of the syntax error

this also renames some grammar rules to make them easier to understand

see sqlpage/SQLPage#275 (comment)

error messages not specifying what the error is make it hard to debug the problem

this also renames some grammar rules to make them easier to understand
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coveralls commented Mar 24, 2024

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coverage: 81.504% (+0.01%) from 81.494%
when pulling 231a3f5 on lovasoa:better_error_messages
into dea0ed9 on sunng87:master.

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sunng87 commented Mar 24, 2024

LGTM. Thank you @lovasoa

@sunng87 sunng87 merged commit e1c9ec2 into sunng87:master Mar 24, 2024
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lovasoa commented Mar 24, 2024

Great, thank you! Could you release a new version on crates.io ?

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sunng87 commented Mar 24, 2024

Sure. Just released it as 5.1.2

@lovasoa lovasoa deleted the better_error_messages branch March 25, 2024 08:03
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lovasoa commented Mar 25, 2024

Great, 5.1.2 will be in SQLPage's next version !

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