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Missing parse-time deprecation warnings for imported modules #1072

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hanche opened this issue Jul 13, 2020 · 3 comments
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Missing parse-time deprecation warnings for imported modules #1072

hanche opened this issue Jul 13, 2020 · 3 comments
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hanche commented Jul 13, 2020

When a file uses a trailing backslash for continuation in a file and that file is executed via -take or use, no deprecation warning occurs, even if the shell was run with -show-deprecations. The warning is shown in interactive use, however.

@xiaq xiaq added this to the 0.15.0 milestone Jul 14, 2020
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xiaq commented Jul 14, 2020

In fact all the compile-time deprecation warnings are missing too...

@xiaq xiaq changed the title Missing deprecation warnings for backslash as continuation character Missing parse- and compile-time deprecation warnings for imported modules Jul 14, 2020
@xiaq xiaq changed the title Missing parse- and compile-time deprecation warnings for imported modules Missing parse-time deprecation warnings for imported modules Jul 14, 2020
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xiaq commented Jul 14, 2020

Scratch that; compile-time deprecation still work. The original title was correct...

@xiaq xiaq closed this as completed in e5e0446 Jul 14, 2020
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xiaq commented Jul 14, 2020

The fix is cherry-picked onto the v0.14-release branch and will appear in the bugfix release v0.14.1.

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