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After noticing the http grammar not placing some test inputs in a directory called example/, I wrote a script to go through all the grammars and find missing examples/ directories.
Scanning the output quickly, I notice some misplaced tests for these grammars.
http -- tests *.http not in examples/
kirikiri-tjs -- directory called "example" not "examples"
powerbuilder -- directory called "example" not "examples"
powerquery -- directory called "example" not "examples"
python/python2-js -- test.js not in examples/. In fact, the readme notes that test.js does not parse. Why in the world does this grammar exist when we have one that works?
solidity -- test.sol not in examples/
Two recently added grammars, which are for popular programming languages, are sql/mysql/Oracle and graphql (not to be confused with GQL). Neither of these grammar have test inputs!
graphql has no readme.md.
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After noticing the http grammar not placing some test inputs in a directory called
example/
, I wrote a script to go through all the grammars and find missingexamples/
directories.Scanning the output quickly, I notice some misplaced tests for these grammars.
Two recently added grammars, which are for popular programming languages, are sql/mysql/Oracle and graphql (not to be confused with GQL). Neither of these grammar have test inputs!
graphql has no readme.md.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: