I'm getting these errors on run.dlang.io

onlineapp.d(93): Error: basic type expected, not if
onlineapp.d(93): Error: no identifier for declarator _error_

I have no reference of _error_, and it stays there even if I remove random code and what's on line 93 is unrelated.
It first appeared when I wrote `const if` instead of `static if`.
Also the links produced by the "shorten" button use `/gist/` instead of `/is/` and yield 404 errors.

It seems removing some other code (declarations, statements and punctuations alike) solves the problem, but I'm failing to isolate the issue.
Copying the whole code in an other tab in an other browser triggers the same thing.

Could _error_ be a missing thing in a template somewhere?

Here's a shortened link in case it's stored in the server and an admin can see it: https://run.dlang.io/gist/3dd7124aa1d7184396cac5858bfa6fbe
In the case it is helpful, here's legal code that breaks: https://hastebin.com/eseredulav.cs
and the most "isolated" I got: https://hastebin.com/idexulerad.cs

I've just asked someone to reproduce, and this behavior did, in fact, not reproduce.
I think I've broken something. (or that I've gone crazy)
Sorry if that's the wrong forum section; "D" on the bugtracker sounded too general.

Can't see what you tried to paste, but if it's too much code, then you will have this error. AIU, gists are created for large snippets.

On Tuesday, 23 October 2018 at 20:09:26 UTC, Kagamin wrote:
> Can't see what you tried to paste, but if it's too much code, then you will have this error. AIU, gists are created for large snippets.

It worked on another machine though. Or do you mean sharing resulting in a 404 error code?