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Bad error reporting after constant extraction

See original GitHub issue

edgedb> SELECT ''' 1 ''';
error: Unexpected '('
  ┌─ query:1:10
  │
1 │ SELECT ''' 1 ''';
  │          ^^^^^^ error

There is no paren in original text so error is misleading.

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:8 (8 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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elpranscommented, Nov 4, 2020

So should we fallback to re-parsing original text on any syntax error instead?

Yes, and I don’t see a problem with that.

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1st1commented, Nov 4, 2020

But then it woulld be unexpected ‘<’ which isn’t any better.

Ah, that’s right. 😕

So should we fallback to re-parsing original text on any syntax error instead?

I guess there’s no way around that. @elprans thoughts?

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