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Unclear error messages: Error in plugin, 0 #269
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cfparser does not know how to parse the underscore. I will look into that. |
Thanks! Sorry for the bother; as I've said before, love the project. Let me know if there's anything that I can do to help or clarify further. |
No problem at all. Thanks for the continued contributions.
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Thanks! Sorry for the bother; as I've said before, love the project. Let
me know if there's anything that I can do to help or clarify further.
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@mjclemente could you test against dev. I cannot duplicate your issue. If you still see it, could you provide a code sample. |
Sure. Happy to. When I went to install the dev version, I got a build error:
I feel like I should probably be able to figure out and correct this, but I'm a complete novice when it comes to Maven. Is there a change I can make to run the build successfully? |
Sorry, just saw the updated instructions on installing (https://github.com/cflint/CFLint/wiki/How-Do-I-Install-This-Tool%3F). I'll try that route to see if it resolves the issue. |
Okay, ran the build via Gradle. It says "BUILD SUCCESSFUL" at the end. However, I can't find the executable |
Maven should work again, plus I cut out some loggers that shouldn't be
needed and we're causing some extraneous output.
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Okay, ran the build via Gradle. It says "BUILD SUCCESSFUL" at the end.
However, I can't find the executablecflint. (There's no target or
appassembler, folders, as there used to be following a Maven install. Not
sure how to proceed.
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Thanks. That fixed the build error. I built CFLint from the latest dev, but the parsing issue is still occurring for me. I put together some code to reproduce it: https://github.com/mjclemente/cflint-underscore-test Please let me know if there's more that I can do, or if there's any more information that I can provide. |
ValidNames checker has an issue with the underscore. It should be fixed. |
Awesome! Just downloaded from the dev branch and ran it. Worked perfectly! Thanks guys; this project is amazing. |
@mjclemente . Thanks for testing it. |
I'm seeing some strange behavior when using 1.1.0, from the master branch (it appears it may be related to use of underscores). I'll do my best to describe it, and provide a screenshot of the resulting output.
I'm including the errors thrown for two files; the same basic two errors are being thrown for each:
For the Error in plugin, the expression referenced is
variables._.reverse(categoryList)
. No expression, line, or function is referenced for the 0 error.Possibly related to these, I'm also get the following errors:
Is this an issue with my configuration or related to cflint? Thanks for any help or insight you can provide.
(In the first instance, it's a file in which I am using underscoreCFC, and in the second, it's a FW/1 method.
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