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Problem: Crash when using undo after deleting folded lines.
Solution: Check for NULL pointer. (closes #6968)
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Problem: Vim9: sort("i") does not work.
Solution: Don't try getting a number for a string argument. (closes #6958)
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Problem: Vim9: try/catch causes wrong value to be returned.
Solution: Reset tcd_return. (closes #6964)
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Problem: Build failure due to missing error message.
Solution: Add error message.
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Problem: Cannot lock a variable in legacy Vim script like in Vim9.
Solution: Make ":lockvar 0" work.
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Problem: Inconsistent capitalization of error messages.
Solution: Always start with a capital.
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Problem: Unused (duplicate) macros.
Solution: Remove the macros.
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Problem: Vim9: crash when using varargs type "any".
Solution: Check if uf_va_type is &t_any. (closes #6957)
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Problem: Compiler warning for loss if data.
Solution: Add typecast.
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Problem: "hi def" does not work for cleared highlight.
Solution: Check the "sg_cleared" flag. (Maxim Kim, closes #6956,
closes #4405)
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Problem: Build fails because TTFLAG_STATIC is missing.
Solution: Include missing change.
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Problem: Vim9: list<any> is not accepted where list<number> is expected.
Solution: Add functions to allocate and free a type_T, use it in
ISN_CHECKTYPE. (closes #6959)
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Problem: Text properties not adjusted for "I" in Visual block mode.
Solution: Call inserted_bytes().
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Problem: 'colorcolumn' doesn't show in indent.
Solution: Also draw the column when draw_state is WL_BRI or WL_SBR.
(Alexey Demin, closes #6948, closes #6619)
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Problem: Increment/decrement removes text property.
Solution: Insert the new number before deleting the old one. (closes #6962)
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Problem: Vim9: out of bounds error.
Solution: Check that cmdidx is not negative.
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Problem: Vim9: "const!" not sufficiently tested.
Solution: Add a few more test cases. Fix type checking.
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Problem: Vim9: cannot declare a constant value.
Solution: Introduce ":const!".
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Problem: "gF" does not use line number after file in Visual mode.
Solution: Look for ":123" after the Visual area. (closes #6952)
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Problem: Vim9: assignment test fails.
Solution: Include changes to find Ex command.
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Problem: Vim9: const works in an unexpected way.
Solution: ":const" only disallows changing the variable, not the value.
Make "list[0] = 9" work at the script level.
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Problem: Vim9: unnessary :call commands in tests.
Solution: Remove the commands. (issue #6936)
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Problem: Vim9: line number for compare error is wrong.
Solution: Set SOURCING_LNUM. (closes #6936)
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Problem: Vim9: ":*" is not recognized as a range.
Solution: Move recognizing "*" into skip_range(). (closes #6838)
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Problem: Crash when using ":set" after ":ownsyntax".
Solution: Make sure 'spelloptions' is not NULL. (closes #6950)
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Problem: Memory access errors when calling setloclist() in an autocommand.
Solution: Give an error if the list was changed unexpectedly. (closes #6946)
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Problem: Compiler warnings for function typecast.
Solution: Add an intermediate cast to "void *".
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Problem: MinGW: testdir makefile deletes non-existing file.
Solution: Use another way to delete the output file if it already exists.
(Michael Soyka)
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Problem: Vim9: internal error when using variable that was not set.
Solution: Give a meaningful error. (closes #6937)
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Problem: complete_info() selected index has an invalid value. (Ben Jackson)
Solution: Set the index when there is only one match. (closes #6945)
Add test for complete_info().
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Problem: v_lock is used when it is not initialized. (Yegappan Lakshmanan)
Solution: Initialize the typval in eval1().
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Problem: Vim9: stray error for missing white space.
Solution: Do not skip over white space after member. (closes #6817)
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Problem: A couple of gcc compiler warnings.
Solution: Initialize local variables. (Dominique Pellé, closes #6944)
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Problem: Vim9: memory leak when storing a value fails.
Solution: Free the value when not storing it.
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Problem: Vim9: not accepting 0 or 1 as bool when type is any.
Solution: Convert the type with the CHECKTYPE instruction. (closes #6913)
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Problem: Local function name cannot shadow a global function name.
Solution: Ignore global functions when checking a script-local or scoped
function name. (closes #6926)
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Problem: The initial value of 'backupskip' can have duplicate items.
Solution: Remove duplicates, like when it is set later. (Tom Ryder,
closes #6940)
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Problem: Cannot do fuzzy string matching.
Solution: Add matchfuzzy(). (Yegappan Lakshmanan, closes #6932)
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Problem: Memory leak when using :mkview with a terminal buffer.
Solution: Don't use a hastab for :mkview. (Rob Pilling, closes #6935)
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Problem: Options window entries cannot be translated.
Solution: Use AddOption() for all explanations. (closes #6800)
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Problem: :mksession does not restore shared terminal buffer properly.
Solution: Keep a hashtab with terminal buffers. (Rob Pilling, closes #6930)
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Problem: Cannot connect to 127.0.0.1 for host with only IPv6 addresses.
Solution: pass AI_V4MAPPED flag to getaddrinfo. (Filipe Brandenburger,
closes #6931)
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Problem: Assert functions require passing expected result as the first
argument, which isn't obvious.
Solution: Use a method, as in "runtest()->assert_equal(expected)".
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Problem: Spellfile code not completely tested.
Solution: Add a few more test cases. (Yegappan Lakshmanan, closes #6929)
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Problem: Expand('<stack>') has trailing "..".
Solution: Remove the "..". (closes #6927)
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Problem: Vim9: no proper error for nested ":def!".
Solution: Check for "!". (closes #6920)
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Problem: Vim9: callstack wrong if :def function calls :def function.
Solution: Set the line number before calling. (closes #6914)
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Problem: Cannot build with Strawberry Perl 5.32.0.
Solution: Use Perl_sv_2pvbyte_flags. (closes #6921)
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Problem: When job writes to hidden buffer current window has display
errors. (Johnny McArthur)
Solution: Use aucmd_prepbuf() instead of switch_to_win_for_buf().
(closes #6925)
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Problem: Expand('<stack>') does not include the final line number.
Solution: Add the line nuber. (closes #6927)
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