cmd/evm: return json error if unmarshalling from stdin fails #22871
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It also looks like some errors started with capital letters, whereas the majority started with lowercase. I went ahead and updated the misaligned ones. |
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…m#22871) * cmd/evm: return json error if unmarshalling from stdin fails * cmd/evm: make error capitalizations uniform (all lowercase starts) * cmd/evm: capitalize error sent directly to stderror
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I think the error should be checked when unmarshalling from
stdin, otherwise it may attempt read something on an uninitialized object.