make error/warning more verbose

[Mariusthvdb]

would help if the error could point to the actual config it references

I managed to find it though:

subtitle: >
  [[[ @partial subtitle
      return marquees != 0 ? phrase + marquees : none; ]]]

isn't excepted, and it requires to set an empty string apparently:

subtitle: >
  [[[ @partial subtitle
      return marquees != 0 ? phrase + marquees : ''; ]]]

or made I should not use the ternary template here

But besides that, it would be nice to have a better pointer to the actual perpetrator in the config. (maybe a debug setting?)

[elchininet]

Hi @Mariusthvdb,
The code that you write in the templates is not a real code compiled by a tool that can tell you from which line/file it is coming. It is an error coming from a Function constructor instance in memory in which the code is evaluated dynamically, so it doesn't know from which line/file it comes because in reality it is not coming from there.

Remember that this is not an integration that runs in back-end, this is just a JavaScript plugin, so all the code runs in memory.

Anyway the error message will be there, if you find an error that says that there is no a variable called none, first thing to debug is to search for a none variable in your code. (In JavaScript if you write something without enclosing it in quotes, it is interpreted as a variable that you defined previously, and if it is not defined it will throw).