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In a throw-away script, I was using "in" as an absolutely terribly chosen variable name for an InputStream. This seems to cause an infinite loop when compiling the script in at least both 3.2.0-M5 and M6.
Simplest example would be something like:
module crash
function main = |args| {
let in = "oh noes"
}
I think this is true for all reserved keywords (I tried several others, like "for" and "return")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In a throw-away script, I was using "in" as an absolutely terribly chosen variable name for an InputStream. This seems to cause an infinite loop when compiling the script in at least both 3.2.0-M5 and M6.
Simplest example would be something like:
I think this is true for all reserved keywords (I tried several others, like "for" and "return")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: