Describe the bug
Normally, when you use the go-to > command, you'll receive an error if you try to make it go to a section that doesn't exist.
However, if you don't correctly define your braces { or }, these section errors never appear.
Also, if you attempt to run this invalid go-to command it also prevents the script from running correctly until you refresh your browser.
Steps To Reproduce
Create the following script:
# Root
The root
{Firs
^
First
First try
Root
2. Verify that you don't see any errors.
3. Run your script.
Expected Result
An error would generate saying that the section Firs cannot be found in {Firs. Or perhaps, an error should first be generated about the missing closing curly brace.
Actual Result
No errors are generated. The script runs in play mode but never gets past the go-to command.
Also, if you attempt to correct this by writing Firs to a valid section choice of First, the error will still persist until you refresh your browser.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows
Browser: Chrome
Version: 99.0.4844.84
Additional Context
This can also be seen with the following incorrect brace combinations:
Firs}{First // even with a correctly defined section, the missing brace doesn't generate an error
First|S // missing braces prevents the invalid section "S" from being discovered
Describe the bug Normally, when you use the go-to
>
command, you'll receive an error if you try to make it go to a section that doesn't exist.However, if you don't correctly define your braces
{
or}
, these section errors never appear.Also, if you attempt to run this invalid go-to command it also prevents the script from running correctly until you refresh your browser.
Steps To Reproduce
The root
^
First
First try
Expected Result An error would generate saying that the section
Firs
cannot be found in{Firs
. Or perhaps, an error should first be generated about the missing closing curly brace.Actual Result No errors are generated. The script runs in play mode but never gets past the go-to command.
Also, if you attempt to correct this by writing
Firs
to a valid section choice ofFirst
, the error will still persist until you refresh your browser.Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional Context This can also be seen with the following incorrect brace combinations:
Firs}
{First
// even with a correctly defined section, the missing brace doesn't generate an errorFirst|S
// missing braces prevents the invalid section "S" from being discovered