Error Output should indicate the node or script in which the error occurs

[KianRK]

I am a complete newbie to Godot and somehow can't believe this doesn't already exist, but while im playing with/ setting up some animations, after I made some changes I get the error 'Animation "x" doesn't exist'.

I used to have animation "x" but replaced it with another one, but somewhere there still seems to be a reference I can't find.

I checked the scripts and all, but my main point is, that the error should output the place where the animation is missing in the first place, without me having to search it in all my nodes and scripts.

[AThousandShips]

Most of the time this happens where it isn't possible to do anything else, for example an Animation resource doesn't know what node it is in, see:

• [TRACKER] Error macros with cryptic messages due to not having proper custom messages defined godot#42719