Nothing displayed when error doesn't contain a .stack about errorhandler

[dougwilson]

If it does not have a stack property, then it is not an instance of Error. Unless you suggest a fix, I don't know what the error looks like. Can you show like a util.inspect of that error?

[dantman]

I forced the handler to console.error the err directly when debugging, this was the result:

{ [Error: 'ui/activity-bar.less' wasn't found]
  type: 'File',
  message: '\'ui/activity-bar.less\' wasn\'t found',
  filename: '../resources/styles/ui.less',
  index: 44,
  line: 3,
  callLine: NaN,
  callExtract: undefined,
  column: 0,
  extract: 
   [ '@import "ui/nav-bar";',
     '@import "ui/activity-bar";',
     '@import "ui/badge";' ] }

How about falling back the standard toString() of the error – which usually includes the error's .message in it?

[dougwilson]

How about falling back the standard toString() of the error – which usually includes the error's .message in it?

Yes, I am going to do that; basically I'm going to make sure to mimic the behavior of what happens when you pass that error to throw and it is displayed on your console. I just wanted to see what that error from less.js even was to know that I would have it covered :)

If you want to see what that error would look like, try console.error(String(err)) in your debugging.