CDDL parsing fails with carefully placed newline.

[d3zd3z]

In the following block of CDDL:

top-level = top-group

;; This fails to parse with the newline after the "=>"
top-group //= (identifier-a =>
    int)

;; It parses without the newline, or if the newline is before the
;; arrow.
top-group //= (identifier-b => int)
top-group //= (identifier-c
    => int)

identifier-a = 1
identifier-b = 2
identifier-c = 3

The first top-group declaration cause a parse error. It seems to require both using an identifier as the key, and having the newline after the arrow. It is easy to work around by either moving the arrow to the new line, or just joining the lines.

error: parser errors
  ┌─ input:4:31
  │
4 │   top-group //= (identifier-a =>
  │ ╭──────────────────────────────^
5 │ │     int)
  │ ╰^ invalid group entry syntax

Error: "Parser error"

[anweiss]

Thanks for reporting @d3zd3z. Will get this fixed!

[anweiss]

This has been fixed as of v0.8.6. Pleas reopen if you are still experiencing issues.