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Have the TypeError thrown by assertString.js include the incorrect type provided #894
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Sure, that sounds useful. Happy to accept a PR.
…On Fri, 14 Sep 2018 at 2:31 am, Dylan Cutler ***@***.***> wrote:
assertString.js throws a TypeError when the type of the argument is not a
string, I was wondering if people thought it would be useful to include the
incorrect type of the object that caused that error?
This might be helpful for other developers using this library who are
debugging their own code.
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assertString.js
throws a TypeError when the type of the argument is not a string, I was wondering if people thought it would be useful to include the incorrect type of the object that caused that error?This might be helpful for other developers using this library who are debugging their own code.
I would also be happy to provide a PR for this if that is something other people may find useful.
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