An error message was recently added to assist new users:
warning: no code blocks found!
filename: foo.retro
see http://unu.retroforth.org for a brief summary of
the unu code format used by retro
If the user creates a file that is 100% unit tests, they will erroneously be presented the warning above. This does not stop the program from working, but the behavior might be confusing.
foo.retro, which only contains triple backtick blocks.retro -t foo.mdI’ll have this fixed shortly after the 2022.8 release is out.
Running with this input as
foo.retro:``` ‘Test s:put nl ```If I run:
retro foo.retro, I get the warning, but not if I runretro -t foo.retro. Can you post the file giving the warning with-t?
In the latest commit, it no longer displays the warning on test files I’ve made with only test blocks.