IDE: Fix crash on malformed input #5151
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When converting a dotty position into an lsp4j position, we need to carefully handle NoPosition to avoid assertion errors on methods like Position#start. To be safe, this commit now always checks if Position#exists is true before doing the conversion. This fixes a crash demonstrated by the added test.
allanrenucci
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Sep 24, 2018
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In general, it's hard to know if we're missing a position because of a bug or because the input is just very weird. It seems best to not assume too much and be conservative. |
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When converting a dotty position into an lsp4j position, we need to
carefully handle NoPosition to avoid assertion errors on methods like
Position#start. To be safe, this commit now always checks if
Position#exists is true before doing the conversion. This fixes a crash
demonstrated by the added test.