src: fail CommonEnvironmentSetup if environment bootstrapping failed #46797
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Mh this might be a duplicate of #46533? The approach there is a bit more complete because it passes along the actual error message (but also does a quite a bit of work in order to be able to do so) |
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Ah, thanks. Closing as duplicated. |
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If the
Environmentis failed to bootstrap at development time (e.g. syntax errors or uncaught exceptions in the JavaScript bootstrapping codes), theCommonEnvironmentSetup::CreateForSnapshottingshould return anullptrinstead of aCommonEnvironmentSetupwith a nullptrenvmember, which would lead to invalid access.Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a method to run an unhappy path in bootstrapping to add a test case for this behavior.