Cannot compile using 1.11 compiler: #file directive was removed.

[Hexer10]

Compiling any file with the sourcemod 1.11 compiler results in this error:

[7/1/2022 1:39:13 AM] User opened a new file: c:\users\matt\documents\test.sp
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM] Compiling source started!
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     SourcePawn Compiler 1.11.0.6905
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     Copyright (c) 1997-2006 ITB CompuPhase
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     Copyright (c) 2004-2021 AlliedModders LLC
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     C:\users\matt\Temp\a5xutjtp.src(1) : error 031: unknown directive
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     1 Error.
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM]     
[7/1/2022 1:39:15 AM] Compiling failed! Compiled output file can not be found!

Since alliedmodders/sourcepawn@451dcb6 the #file directive was removed from the 1.11 compiler.

[Timocop]

Thanks for letting me know.
Sadly this is quite bad since BasicPawn uses the #file directive a lot. This change will also break the BasicPawns 'poor mans debugger' as well. I have to rewrite a lot to make BasicPawn work with new SourceMod compilers.
But as of right now i have other big projects im working on which are also very time consuming.

Honestly i dont know why they did that change. Seems rather unnecessary to me. This also makes me question, what do they remove next?
Changes like these just makes me wait till they finally finish the whole thing rather than constantly patching BasicPawn up.

[GAMMACASE]

1.11 hit stable today so doubt there would be any major changes to the sp itself until 1.12

[Timocop]

As for now, id recommend using 1.11.0-git6742 SourcePawn compiler that still works with BasicPawn until i fix this issue someday or they revert it. Seems like this change published in August last year and only now someone notified me about this.