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`max-statements-per-line` error should indicate how many statements it found

See original GitHub issue

What version are you using? 2.11.0

What did you do? Set max-statements-per-line to $N, and lint a line that had > $N statements on it.

What happened? Got “This line has too many statements. Maximum allowed is $N”

What did you expect to happen? When N is 1, I’d expect “This line has 2 statements. Maximum allowed is 1”

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)

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platinumazurecommented, May 30, 2016

I think this could really help with debugging, both for end users and for us if someone reports a bug with the rule. I’m 👍 on this.

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ljharbcommented, Sep 2, 2016

Thanks, that did it. PR incoming.

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