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The output monitoring and error tracking assumes errors always come from files in the project. Tests that cause exceptions to be thrown from library files (e.g. None.get throws an exception from Option.scala) crash the output monitor.
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I've run into this one quite a lot lately. To avoid problems, I've got a local fix to just ignore errors that come from files outside the project so that we don't get crashes. I'm happy to contribute this small fix if there is agreement that ignoring is the right thing to do. (I'm not sure what else we can do.)
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In some cases it is possible for SBT to generate an error that refers
to a file that is not in the local project. E.g., this occurs if you
are using a testing library and the error is actually triggered in
the library rather than in your code. Previously SublimeSBT would
crash in this circumstance since it assumed that the errors always
referred to files in the local project.
The output monitoring and error tracking assumes errors always come from files in the project. Tests that cause exceptions to be thrown from library files (e.g. None.get throws an exception from Option.scala) crash the output monitor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: