This is happening due to the text parsing. I think one of the error strings is messed up or something as it affects the other commands too when an error occurs. object Object is the error object (which would contain an error message) which should be injected into the string instead of the entire error object.

However, errors work differently depending on what part of the code it happens in, so something more advanced to catch and handle a variety of error types will be needed. I think TypeScript has been a great step in that process.

This is happening due to the text parsing. I think one of the error strings is messed up or something as it affects the other commands too when an error occurs. `object Object` is the error object (which would contain an error message) which should be injected into the string *instead* of the entire error object. However, errors work differently depending on what part of the code it happens in, so something more advanced to catch and handle a variety of error types will be needed. I think TypeScript has been a great step in that process.

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