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If we start recommending macros over html for prototyping, one downside is that small mistakes in macros will crash the kit and give a very technical error message, for example:
(/Users/joelanman/projects/govuk-prototype-kit/docs/views/tutorials-and-examples.html) [Line 10, Column 6] parseAggregate: expected comma after expression
whereas small mistakes in html will just mean rendering errors.
Can we improve this situation for users? For example by detecting these errors and providing a more useful and less daunting message
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If we start recommending macros over html for prototyping, one downside is that small mistakes in macros will crash the kit and give a very technical error message, for example:
whereas small mistakes in html will just mean rendering errors.
Can we improve this situation for users? For example by detecting these errors and providing a more useful and less daunting message
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: