CQL formatter appending error String in code.
See original GitHub issueWhen creating a parameter with syntax error, the CQL parser is appending error String inside the CQL code.
ex:
parameter "test param" Interval<DateTime
returns
parameter "test param" [java.lang.Exception: [1:40]: missing '>' at '<EOF>']
Interval<DateTime.
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Yeah, I can do that. The output in that case (when syntax errors are encountered) would be the original input without formatting.
@brynrhodes: thoughts?
Addressed in v.1.2.13-SNAPSHOT