why do we have that inspect here - which we do not have in the other scripts? this turns that error into a string.
Because I've never looked into that callback function details? what does it exactly do? is it better to pass in a string than an error object?
why do we have that inspect here - which we do not have in the other scripts? this turns that error into a string.
Because I've never looked into that callback function details? what does it exactly do? is it better to pass in a string than an error object?
This is copied straight from another script I added the first error handling to, and where it's still present:
https://github.com/67P/kredits-contracts/blob/master/scripts/add-contribution.js#L56
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@@ -0,0 +23,4 @@}).catch(error => {console.log('Failed to veto contribution');callback(inspect(error));why do we have that inspect here - which we do not have in the other scripts? this turns that error into a string.
Because I've never looked into that callback function details? what does it exactly do? is it better to pass in a string than an error object?
@@ -0,0 +23,4 @@}).catch(error => {console.log('Failed to veto contribution');callback(inspect(error));This is copied straight from another script I added the first error handling to, and where it's still present:
https://github.com/67P/kredits-contracts/blob/master/scripts/add-contribution.js#L56
@@ -0,0 +23,4 @@}).catch(error => {console.log('Failed to veto contribution');callback(inspect(error));ah I see.
I guess we don't need it and also don't use it everywhere.