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[Yaml] Making the parser stateless #45140
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Looking at the properties, the reset is also missing for refsBeingParsed
This is true and on some objects the offset is getting reset back to 0. I haven't really dug into the code of the parser. |
Should I also add a reset for the |
Yes please |
Thank you @mamazu. |
Currently if you parse multiple files with the same
Parser
instance, you get different results in the error reporting since the parser doesn't reset the offset.How to reproduce
If you remove the line added in the parser then the error message shows the incorrect line number and the test will fail.