Fix regression in recursive patterns#55208
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| { | ||
| Debug.Assert(recursive.HasAnyErrors); | ||
| tests.Add(new Tests.One(new BoundDagTypeTest(recursive.Syntax, ErrorType(), input, hasErrors: true))); | ||
| continue; |
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nit: seems like continue skips just a single statement here so 'else' may be preferable
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Looking back at the change in
MakeTestsAndBindingsForRecursivePatternfor the extended property patterns, I see that the behavior in error case changed a bit. It used to bail, avoiding continuing toMakeTestsAndBindings. This PR restores that behavior.Although we do have some tests for error cases (such as
ExtendedPropertyPatterns_BadMemberAccess) they happen to use patterns that are compatible with the original input type, so didn't hit this crash.Fixes #55184