Skip marked values when writing diagnostics #739
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Fixes hashicorp#737 Follow up of hashicorp#738 When the `DiagnosticTextWriter` writes out a diagnostic, if the diagnostic has an Expression and EvalContext, it will also write out the evaluation context in which the diagnostic occurred. The `cty.Value` of the variable relevant to the expression will be rendered as a string by `valueStr`, but calls to `AsString` or `LengthInt` here will panic on marked values. It is not clear how HCL should represent such marks, so we skip the marked values from the additional context as a general-purpose diagnostic writer.
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Fixes #737
Follow up of #738
When the
DiagnosticTextWriterwrites out a diagnostic, if the diagnostic has an Expression and EvalContext, it will also write out the evaluation context in which the diagnostic occurred.The
cty.Valueof the variable relevant to the expression will be rendered as a string byvalueStr, but calls toAsStringorLengthInthere will panic on marked values.It is not clear how HCL should represent such marks, so we skip the marked values from the additional context as a general-purpose diagnostic writer.