When you use the aforementioned tool for adding e.g. missing functions to a contract or resource, the access modifier is badly constructed. It'll say all fun rather than access(all) fun. It also forgets the view modifier if the function has it.
Steps to Reproduce
This was found updating FungibleToken contracts to Cadence 1.0 and the new FT standard. Just create a contract or resource that implements an interface with any function declared on it, then scroll over its name to get to the vscode popup that shows you the error and allows you to apply the quick fix.
Problem
When you use the aforementioned tool for adding e.g. missing functions to a contract or resource, the access modifier is badly constructed. It'll say
all funrather thanaccess(all) fun. It also forgets the view modifier if the function has it.Steps to Reproduce
This was found updating FungibleToken contracts to Cadence 1.0 and the new FT standard. Just create a contract or resource that implements an interface with any function declared on it, then scroll over its name to get to the vscode popup that shows you the error and allows you to apply the quick fix.
Context
This may be related to onflow/vscode-cadence#563