Fix ConsoleLexer ignoring comments=false option #2201
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Guard the comment_regex check in process_line with allow_comments? so that setting comments=false actually prevents lines starting with # from being lexed as comments.
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Good catch, thank you! |
jneen
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Feb 4, 2026
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Looking at the console lexer again and we may have some regressions too >< |
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Summary
comment_regexcheck inprocess_linewithallow_comments?so thatcomments=falseactually prevents lines starting with#from being lexed as commentscomments=falsewith a custom prompt treats#-prefixed lines as outputFixes #2200
Test plan
console_spec.rbtests pass##MS_PolicyEventProcessingLogin##is lexed asGeneric.Output(notComment) whencomments=false