I guess this is more of a feature request than a bug per se, but when you have an #!if that usually requires an #!endif, but it's missing, no error is produced.
Is it possible to add an option, that if at the end of the file it is expecting an #!endif, and there isn't one, it can throw / log an error?
For example, say this is a file:
function MyFunc() {
let x = "foo";
#!if debug
x = "bar"
}
Because there is no closing #!endif, it means the rest of the file will be removed on non-debug builds.
Can an option be added where this will still have the same behaviour as now, but also logs this out as an error / warning if this missing #!endif is detected?
I guess this is more of a feature request than a bug per se, but when you have an
#!ifthat usually requires an#!endif, but it's missing, no error is produced.Is it possible to add an option, that if at the end of the file it is expecting an
#!endif, and there isn't one, it can throw / log an error?For example, say this is a file:
Because there is no closing
#!endif, it means the rest of the file will be removed on non-debug builds. Can an option be added where this will still have the same behaviour as now, but also logs this out as an error / warning if this missing#!endifis detected?