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Lua generator test failure: Loops 3
See original GitHub issueError message: [string "function unittest_report()..."]:68: '=' expected near 'continue'
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- Created 6 years ago
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@rachel-fenichel I will try to have a look at the generator and rework it if possible.
Looks like you’ve sorted this out, but I can confirm that the generator was written for Lua >=5.2. It only adds the
continuelabel if a continue statement is there for two reasons: