Avoid uncaught exception in test#base#build_args() #545
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Test runners that provide build_args() taking one argument cannot be used in Vim before 8.0.1423 (and Neovim, vim-test#505). This change adds workaround for Vim (and Neovim) versions that fail to caught an exception thrown from return statement: <vim/vim#2483>
It's used by all function definitions and doesn't conflict with exception handling using try/catch.
Colon always follows error number.
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I ran into the same issue, thanks for this fix! Please merge :-) |
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Thanks! Was running into this as well. |
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Test runners that provide build_args() taking one argument cannot be used in Vim before 8.0.1423 (and Neovim, #505).
This change adds workaround for Vim (and Neovim) versions that fail to caught an exception thrown from return statement (see vim/vim#2483).