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Currently, commands have a pattern of catching exceptions, displaying an error message, then rethrowing the exception. See e.g. here or here.
When executed from a PS script, this results in outputs like this:
You see the error message, but no details.
I'd be better to also display the exception details in each of these cases, so you have a better chance of debugging the issue.
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Currently, commands have a pattern of catching exceptions, displaying an error message, then rethrowing the exception. See e.g. here or here.
When executed from a PS script, this results in outputs like this:
You see the error message, but no details.
I'd be better to also display the exception details in each of these cases, so you have a better chance of debugging the issue.
Jira issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: