Keyword 'remotesync' in combination with variables break gdformat

[programmingBazi]

Problem Description
I am currently using Godot==3.5 and gdtoolkit==3.5.0.
I have in my code variables that are marked with networking keywords.
For example:
remotesync var foo: int
or
remote var bar: int
The usage of networking keywords with variables currently break gdformat. Here is an example error message

remotesync var personal_rpc_id: int
           ^

Unexpected token Token(TYPE, 'var') at line 14, column 12.
Expected one of:
        * _NL
        * FUNC

Sadly i was not able to find documentation about GDScript and how to use networking keywords with variables. As my code works as expected, i guess the keyword is allowed to be used.

Expected behaviour
Formatter allows the use of networking variables together with variables.

Thanks in advance and thanks for these useful tools!

[Scony]

I think there was something similar reported before - can you check if your game stops working if you remove remote/remotesync keywords from variables?

[programmingBazi]

If i remove the keyword i can't change the variable with the rset mechanism anymore.
e.g.: rset("foo", 20)

[Scony]

If i remove the keyword i can't change the variable with the rset mechanism anymore. e.g.: rset("foo", 20)

Ok, thanks for info - it looks like indeed gdtoolkit lacks support of remote/remotesync variables. So far it supports only puppet. Do you know if it's possible to define variables with keyword other than remote/remotesync/puppet?

[programmingBazi]

I would expect all 6 of the network keywords are allowed for Godot 3.6/3.5 - Source:

• remote
• remotesync
• puppet
• puppetsync
• master
• mastersync

For Godot 4.0 this changes to 4 network keywords - Source:

• remote
• remotesync
• puppet
• master

How can I support you with the Issue?

[Scony]

I'm good, I'll try to implement that in the upcoming weeks.