Add support for deferred closer functions which are not methods #33
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ryanrolds
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Nov 3, 2023
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Merging. Thank you. |
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I'm adding some tests and double-checking things. I will cut a release after I build some confidence in the changes. |
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@vanntile, I think I'm seeing a false negative. Please add a test that confirms not calling close in the deferred closer function is caught by the linter. |
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Ty for the speed. I will verify myself and create a second MR with the needed changes |
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As it has been outlined in #7 - some people need to do some checks whenever they close some statements. If these closer functions are deferred, sqlclosecheck marks the rows as not closed. The current PR fixes that mistake. Test included.
I have also renamed a test that was checking a method, but was actually named like it would have been checking a function.