fix: throw a descriptive error when an undefined attribute is used for a...#254
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fix: throw a descriptive error when an undefined attribute is used for a...#254PK1A wants to merge 1 commit intoariatemplates:masterfrom
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The impacted component name is in this.info, so to be in line with other error messages, this one could be changed to:
throw new Error(this.info + ' The attribute "' + etc
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Fixes #253
I'm afraid that this is the best I can think of doing based on what I can see being available in the context where the error occurs. Obviously we can't provide the original line number:column as a template is compiled but what is kind of not nice is the fact that we can't (?) provide the impacted component name as it is a function and its constructor seems to be an anonymous function...
@b-laporte, are there any other sources of data that I'm not aware of and we could use for better error reporting?