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Without that output, I'm not seeing anything obvious in the code, but I'm hoping the combination of these two issues might provide enough that it triggers a thought for you. I'm happy to provide any additional information that could be helpful.
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It looks like there are a number of possible errors from node-travis-ci that are not returned as Error objects, but instead as strings. Because of this any of them would not have then message property, but instead would result in undefined when accessing message.
It would be nice if this package would normalize the errors so that consumers, like the callback for plugins.verifyConditions could confidently access the message of the error.
I havent completely tracked down the issue, but in trying to determine the cause of semantic-release/semantic-release#337, I'm fairly certain that an error from this module is bubbling through condition-travis to the callback for
plugins.verifyConditions
, resulting inundefined
when attempting to logerr.message
.Without that output, I'm not seeing anything obvious in the code, but I'm hoping the combination of these two issues might provide enough that it triggers a thought for you. I'm happy to provide any additional information that could be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: