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Created attachment 277778 [details] Screenshot void throwing (int i) { int next = switch (i) { case 1 -> 2; default -> try { throw new Exception(); } catch (Exception e) { } }; } See attached screenshot for the error messages. No ':' is used in the code and expecting a ':' to be added is also not correct.
Initial Dev Notes: At the parsing stage, compilation enters the recovery stage and the recovery parser takes a different route (directly going to consumeDefaultLabel() instead of going to consumeDefaultLabelExpr and hence does not set flag this (to be an arrow). This flag is consumed later in SE analysis which currently does not have a true value for arrow. This causes the "mixing of : and -> error" to be shown.
Bulk move to 4.14
Bulk move out of 4.13
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