Use optional chaining to catch null error codes in error.js #1054
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Starting a new vite project and selecting svelte-ts template results in an error, because `code` var in error.js is null. Optional chaining resolves this issue.
| Solves #1055. |
dominikg approved these changes Dec 18, 2024
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* Use optional chaining to catch null error codes in error.js Starting a new vite project and selecting svelte-ts template results in an error, because `code` var in error.js is null. Optional chaining resolves this issue. * chore: add changeset --------- Co-authored-by: dominikg <dominik.goepel@gmx.de> (cherry picked from commit 47184d4)
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Starting a new vite project and selecting svelte-ts template results in an error, because
codevar in error.js is null. Optional chaining resolves this issue.