Look for ParseExceptionResult marker instead of instanceof ParserError #316
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What's changed?
Previously we looked at
source instanceof ParseError, but there might be cases in the future where a file parsed correctly, but got assigned a marker for a different reason. Up to now that had been exclusive to Maven files, but figured it good to support here as well.What's your motivation?
Over on the Maven side we saw files silently having error markers, with no indication that they failed to resolve. This ensures if that happens for files that show in the Gradle side of things then we are ready to show those here as well.
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