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ZhangYiJiang
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Would prefer snapshots for stuff like this, but I don't think there's an easy way to do this with the native package
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I think from reading the code recordings store and re-emit errors as strings, it might be useful to use this function there too but I'm having a little difficulty finding that place |
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This is great! Can we use it in the UI when displaying node errors? Or when showing errors in the console? |
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Sure, can you point to where that is in the code? Or feel free to push up the changes onto this PR |
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Add new error formatter for prettifying errors emitted from Rivet. To do this I've attached the ChartNode object to the Error itself - it's not great but I think this is the best way to propagate node info to the formatter without having to add another wrapping Error class