parser_grammar_* tests broke once the grammar called number_at, float_end and ledger.nika’s slice. I found this only in the full tests/compiler run, then fixed all three and re-ran them, which took another cycle.float_end as a lowercase rule skipped whitespace before its first element, so 1.5 G was refused. That cost a debugging round.(digit | "_")* probe hit the known defect #1001 before I wrote it with alternatives.parser_grammar.nika also needs parse_numbers.nika and slice.parse_numbers.nika (the Number enum, number_at, float_end).Diagnostics::external), while the Rust refusal used PRIO_STRUCTURAL.it filter errors:: is what runs tests/errors.root() only works when run from the repository directory.lower-std and its fixpoint.it filtered on parse, grammar, span, range_spelling and shipped_ledger (163 passed), and errors:: (38 passed).tests/compiler --both-settings (591 passed, 3 failed), then the 4 parser tests re-run singly.cargo fmt and pre-push.tests/compiler run. Grepping for the tests that copy parser_grammar.nika would have found the 3 breakages in seconds.Found in the tooling: commit.nika writes Fixes: into the message but dropped Part: #557. I put it back with git commit --amend, which changed only the message of my local, unpushed commit. I also corrected one wrong phrase in the body (“wrong character” for “offending character”).
parser_grammar_* tests) and the new cross-file dependencies (parse_numbers.nika and slice). Alternatively, builder.md could say: before the suite, grep -l the tests that read the file you change, and run them first.