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Update: IBM has informed me 42.15 will write the files after resolving the include errors (and after replace.csv has been applied), which will then allow users to map the error message back to the file.
In my opinion this is a sufficient solution.
Hello! Thank you for reporting this idea. I would like to address each of your points:
1. Typically, all parsing errors appear in the logs along with the filename and the referenced line number. However, there may be special cases where this information is missing. It’s also possible that the issue you're experiencing isn’t a parsing error. Could you please provide an example of a log entry with a parsing error that lacks the filename and line number?
2. All log entries that show a NullPointerException indicate bugs that need to be fixed. Please report these through a support case, including the relevant logs and inputs.
3. This point is a bit complex. The line numbers we see in the logs are derived from an intermediate file created during pre-processing. At this stage, the application collects all the "Includes" and combines them into a larger file, which can make the line numbers in the logs misleading. We are considering this issue for future improvements.