Closed dhowden closed 5 years ago
Apologies, realised there are tests for this that I can add to! Will add another commit with tests.
Thanks for the contribution!
As you may have heard, we are migrating from our old first-mate grammar engine to the new Tree-sitter engine. This will enable a number of new features, more consistent syntax highlighting, and better performance, among other benefits. In order to free up our limited resources, we have decided to stop maintaining the first-mate grammar when there is a built-in Tree-sitter grammar available.
Since this pull request is specific to the first-mate grammar we're going to close it, but thanks again for the contribution.
We've mentioned this to the VS Code folks and I believe in some cases they're using a fork or some other repository for a particular language's syntax highlighting but you would need to ask them if that's the case with Go.
Description of the Change
Make %w a recognised string placeholder.
Go 1.13 includes support for %w in calls to fmt.Errorf for wrapping errors. Currently the language syntax doesn't identify it as a valid string placeholder.
Alternate Designs
Do nothing.
Benefits
Correctly highlight the placeholder for fmt.Errorf.
Possible Drawbacks
Will incorrectly highlight %w in other strings, as it is only valid in fmt.Errorf calls at the moment. Not straightforward to implement this without some edge cases.
Applicable Issues
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-go/issues/2819
Tests
Tested this locally (in TextMate).