Fix tests broken by 03a387a39ad1131b7d6cabeb5d4754c74164e9b7

tests/parsing/errors/expressions/__snapshots__/parse.spec.js.snap

@@ -8,8 +8,7 @@ let x = ((let a = 1 in let b = 2 in fun pattern -> (\\"test\\" : int))
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/ambiguousArrow.js:1:9-21
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/ambiguousArrow.js:1:9-21  
   1 │ let a = b:int => \\"hi\\"
   2 │ 
   3 │ let x = {
@@ -20,8 +19,7 @@ let x = ((let a = 1 in let b = 2 in fun pattern -> (\\"test\\" : int))
 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/ambiguousArrow.js:6:3-23
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/ambiguousArrow.js:6:3-23  
   4 │   let a = 1
   5 │   let b = 2
   6 │   a + b : int => \\"test\\"
@@ -43,8 +41,7 @@ let xs = x.map (fun key -> [|key;(predicates.(key))|])
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/array.js:2:44
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/array.js:2:44  
   1 │ // missing ] before )
   2 │ let xs = x.map(key => [key, predicates[key])
   3 │ 
@@ -63,8 +60,7 @@ exports[`arrow.js 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/arrow.js:1:52
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/arrow.js:1:52  
   1 │ Object.keys(providers).reduce((elements, providerId] => {
   2 │   let x = 1
   3 │   let b = 2
@@ -102,8 +98,7 @@ let pipeline =
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:14:4-15:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:14:4-15:1  
   12 │ 
   13 │     thisId === id
   14 │   }
@@ -114,8 +109,7 @@ let pipeline =
   Did you forget a \`)\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:18:25-19:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:18:25-19:1  
   16 │ 
   17 │ let x = {
   18 │   loop(0, Nil->push(doc)
@@ -126,8 +120,7 @@ let pipeline =
   Did you forget a \`)\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:22:11-23:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:22:11-23:1  
   20 │ 
   21 │ switch stack {
   22 │ | Empty =>
@@ -138,8 +131,7 @@ let pipeline =
   Looks like there might be an expression missing here
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:26:7-27:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:26:7-27:1  
   24 │ | Join(doc1, doc2) =>
   25 │ 	buffer->Buffer.add_string(indentation)
   26 │ 	loop(
@@ -150,8 +142,7 @@ let pipeline =
   Did you forget a \`)\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:30:10-31:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/block.js:30:10-31:1  
   28 │ 
   29 │ let pipeline = switch scheduler {
   30 │ | Some =>
@@ -175,17 +166,15 @@ let () = ((let open Foo in let exception End  in x ())[@ns.braces ])
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:1:23
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:1:23  
   1 │ let f = (a,b) => a + 3b;
   2 │ 
   3 │ let f = (g, h) => {
 
   consecutive statements on a line must be separated by ';' or a newline
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:4:7
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:4:7  
   2 │ 
   3 │ let f = (g, h) => {
   4 │  a + 3b
@@ -195,8 +184,7 @@ let () = ((let open Foo in let exception End  in x ())[@ns.braces ])
   consecutive expressions on a line must be separated by ';' or a newline
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:8:16-27
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:8:16-27  
    6 │ 
    7 │ let () = {
    8 │   sideEffect1() sideEffect2()
@@ -206,8 +194,7 @@ let () = ((let open Foo in let exception End  in x ())[@ns.braces ])
   consecutive expressions on a line must be separated by ';' or a newline
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:12:11-20
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/consecutive.res:12:11-20  
   10 │ 
   11 │ let () = {
   12 │   open Foo exception End
@@ -227,17 +214,15 @@ let f a b = ((())[@ns.braces ])
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/emptyBlock.js:1:10
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/emptyBlock.js:1:10  
   1 │ let x = {}
   2 │ 
   3 │ let f = (a, b) => {}
 
   This let-binding misses an expression
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/emptyBlock.js:3:20
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/emptyBlock.js:3:20  
   1 │ let x = {}
   2 │ 
   3 │ let f = (a, b) => {}
@@ -255,8 +240,7 @@ exports[`if.js 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/if.js:2:11-3:5
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/if.js:2:11-3:5  
   1 │ // missing brace below
   2 │ if (match)
   3 │   let a = 1
@@ -281,8 +265,7 @@ exports[`ifLet.res 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/ifLet.res:1:1-3:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/ifLet.res:1:1-3:1  
   1 │ if let Some(x) = result {
   2 │   Js.log(\\"The sky is blue\\")
   3 │ }
@@ -298,8 +281,7 @@ switch result {
 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/ifLet.res:7:8-11:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/ifLet.res:7:8-11:1  
    5 │ if let Error(x) = result {
    6 │   Js.log(\\"The sky is red\\")
    7 │ } else if let Ok(y) = result {
@@ -332,8 +314,7 @@ module LicenseList = struct  end
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/implementation.res:7:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/implementation.res:7:1  
   5 │   }
   6 │ }
   7 │ }
@@ -352,8 +333,7 @@ let x = ([%rescript.exprhole ]) + 1
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/misc.js:1:9
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/misc.js:1:9  
   1 │ let x = _ + 1
   2 │ 
 
@@ -371,8 +351,7 @@ let record = { field = ([%rescript.exprhole ]) }
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:2:10-3:7
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:2:10-3:7  
   1 │ let newWrapper = {
   2 │   updateF
   3 │   value: f(xWrapper.currentValue),
@@ -382,8 +361,7 @@ let record = { field = ([%rescript.exprhole ]) }
   Did you forget a \`,\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:8:10-18
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:8:10-18  
    6 │ 
    7 │ let newWrapper = {
    8 │   updateF updateF2
@@ -393,8 +371,7 @@ let record = { field = ([%rescript.exprhole ]) }
   Did you forget a \`:\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:13:9-17:0
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/record.js:13:9-17:0  
   11 │ 
   12 │ let record = {
   13 │   field:
@@ -417,8 +394,7 @@ exports[`setField.js 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/setField.js:4:30-5:1
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/setField.js:4:30-5:1  
   2 │   let a = 1
   3 │ 	// notice missing expression after = 
   4 │   m.left.compatibleTypeArgs =
@@ -438,8 +414,7 @@ exports[`taggedTemplateLiterals.js 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/taggedTemplateLiterals.js:1:1-5
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/taggedTemplateLiterals.js:1:1-5  
   1 │ foo()\`null\`
   2 │ 
 
@@ -455,8 +430,7 @@ let parsedPayload = try Js.Json.parseExn response with | _ -> Js.Json.null
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/try.js:2:37-38
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/try.js:2:37-38  
   1 ┆ let parsedPayload =
   2 ┆   try (Js.Json.parseExn(response)) {
   3 ┆   | _ => Js.Json.null
@@ -475,8 +449,7 @@ let x = (\\"hi\\" : string)
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/unexpectedConstraint.js:4:3-13
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/unexpectedConstraint.js:4:3-13  
   2 │   let a = 1
   3 │   let b = 2
   4 │   a + b : int
@@ -488,8 +461,7 @@ let x = (\\"hi\\" : string)
 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/expressions/unexpectedConstraint.js:7:9-20
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+  parsing/errors/expressions/unexpectedConstraint.js:7:9-20  
   5 │ }
   6 │ 
   7 │ let x = \\"hi\\": string 

tests/parsing/errors/other/__snapshots__/parse.spec.js.snap

@@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ exports[`patternMatching.js 1`] = `
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/patternMatching.js:1:14-2:1
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+  parsing/errors/other/patternMatching.js:1:14-2:1  
   1 │ switch expr {
   2 │ }
   3 │ 
@@ -31,8 +30,7 @@ type nonrec 'extraInfo student =
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/regionMissingComma.res:2:31
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+  parsing/errors/other/regionMissingComma.res:2:31  
   1 │ external make: (
   2 │   ~style: ReactDOMRe.Style.t=?.
   3 │   ~image: bool=?,
@@ -41,8 +39,7 @@ type nonrec 'extraInfo student =
   Did you forget a \`,\` here? 
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/regionMissingComma.res:8:11-9:11
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+  parsing/errors/other/regionMissingComma.res:8:11-9:11  
    6 │ type student<'extraInfo> = {
    7 │   name: string,
    8 │   age: int
@@ -67,17 +64,15 @@ let x::y = myList
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/spread.js:1:12-14
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+  parsing/errors/other/spread.js:1:12-14  
   1 │ let arr = [...x, ...y]
   2 │ let [...arr, _] = [1, 2, 3]
   3 │ 
 
   Arrays can't use the \`...\` spread currently. Please use \`concat\` or other Array helpers.
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/spread.js:2:6-8
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+  parsing/errors/other/spread.js:2:6-8  
   1 │ let arr = [...x, ...y]
   2 │ let [...arr, _] = [1, 2, 3]
   3 │ 
@@ -88,8 +83,7 @@ Explanation: such spread would create a subarray; out of performance concern, ou
 Solution: if it's to validate the first few elements, use a \`when\` clause + Array size check + \`get\` checks on the current pattern. If it's to obtain a subarray, use \`Array.sub\` or \`Belt.Array.slice\`.
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/spread.js:4:21-23
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+  parsing/errors/other/spread.js:4:21-23  
   2 │ let [...arr, _] = [1, 2, 3]
   3 │ 
   4 │ let record = {...x, ...y}
@@ -100,8 +94,7 @@ Solution: if it's to validate the first few elements, use a \`when\` clause + Ar
 Explanation: since records have a known, fixed shape, a spread like \`{a, ...b}\` wouldn't make sense, as \`b\` would override every field of \`a\` anyway.
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/spread.js:5:15-18
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+  parsing/errors/other/spread.js:5:15-18  
   3 │ 
   4 │ let record = {...x, ...y}
   5 │ let {...x, ...y} = myRecord
@@ -113,8 +106,7 @@ Explanation: you can't collect a subset of a record's field into its own record,
 Solution: you need to pull out each field you want explicitly.
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/other/spread.js:8:13-22
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+  parsing/errors/other/spread.js:8:13-22  
   6 │ 
   7 │ let myList = list{...x, ...y}
   8 │ let list{...x, ...y} = myList

tests/parsing/errors/pattern/__snapshots__/parse.spec.js.snap

@@ -8,17 +8,15 @@ let 4 = for [%rescript.patternhole ] = 0 to 10 do Js.log \\"for\\" done
 =====Errors=============================================
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:1:5
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+  parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:1:5  
   1 │ let = 2
   2 │ let = 4
   3 │ 
 
   I was expecting a name for this let-binding. Example: \`let message = \\"hello\\"\`
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:2:5
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+  parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:2:5  
   1 │ let = 2
   2 │ let = 4
   3 │ 
@@ -27,8 +25,7 @@ let 4 = for [%rescript.patternhole ] = 0 to 10 do Js.log \\"for\\" done
   I was expecting a name for this let-binding. Example: \`let message = \\"hello\\"\`
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:4:5-6
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+  parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:4:5-6  
   2 │ let = 4
   3 │ 
   4 │ for in 0 to 10 {
@@ -38,8 +35,7 @@ let 4 = for [%rescript.patternhole ] = 0 to 10 do Js.log \\"for\\" done
   A for-loop has the following form: \`for i in 0 to 10\`. Did you forget to supply a name before \`in\`?
 
   Syntax error!
-  /Users/mvalcke/Development/syntax/tests/parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:9:3-4
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+  parsing/errors/pattern/missing.res:9:3-4  
    7 │ 
    8 │ switch x {
    9 │ | => ()