Describe the bug
I am generating a cookiecutter project in Golang. We have several prompts, one of them being the service name. We are allowing the developer to input values that match this regex r'^[a-z0-9-]*$'. Cookiecutter takes the service name and uses it as a file name. Once the developer goes to generate the project the project fails with this error:
ParseFile error:path/to/file/with-hyphens.go: expected '(', found '-'
I can't find any good information online about this error. Has anyone ran into this issue before? Is this by design?
Expected behavior
I should expect that a file name with hyphens would not fail when parsing.
Your swag version
1.6.7
Your go version
e.g. 1.14.4
Desktop (please complete the following information):
JacobAndrewSmith92
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4 years ago
Describe the bug I am generating a cookiecutter project in Golang. We have several prompts, one of them being the service name. We are allowing the developer to input values that match this regex
r'^[a-z0-9-]*$'. Cookiecutter takes the service name and uses it as a file name. Once the developer goes to generate the project the project fails with this error:ParseFile error:path/to/file/with-hyphens.go: expected '(', found '-'I can't find any good information online about this error. Has anyone ran into this issue before? Is this by design?
Expected behavior I should expect that a file name with hyphens would not fail when parsing.
Your swag version 1.6.7
Your go version e.g. 1.14.4
Desktop (please complete the following information):