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I suggest removing
-/_from the lit feature name to avoid similar bugs in the future. It won't prevent other typos, but this specific one is just ridiculous.Uh oh!
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We have a lot of LIT features with
-or_in their name, renaming all of them would be a big change. How about we instead make LIT throw an error if it encounters an unknown LIT feature?IIRC we already maintain a list of approved LIT features to decide if it's build-time or runtime feature.
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That's a good idea, I believe we have more typos. I tried to implement it previously, but it got bogged down in discussion.
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@KornevNikita I like the solution you proposed in #16019 - it's easy to maintain, extend, and require minimal changes. Let me try it out