In vanilla KSP, when exit function is called directly after function and while statements (possibly in other cases, too), it would actually bail out of ALL nested function calls instead of just the one in which it was invoked in.
This is a very old bug (probably been there forever), and Nils Liberg found a workaround for it, which just consists of adding a dummy noop like dummy := dummy before actually calling exit.
Add an option to do exactly this whenever exit is found following the aforementioned statements. Make it enabled by default.
In vanilla KSP, when
exitfunction is called directly afterfunctionandwhilestatements (possibly in other cases, too), it would actually bail out of ALL nested function calls instead of just the one in which it was invoked in.This is a very old bug (probably been there forever), and Nils Liberg found a workaround for it, which just consists of adding a dummy noop like
dummy := dummybefore actually callingexit.Add an option to do exactly this whenever
exitis found following the aforementioned statements. Make it enabled by default.