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Expected a DOM node of type color-mixer but found as available DOM-node(s)
This is a pretty rough error message to decipher, some wrapping quotes should help.
Doing away with empty text nodes by default (as mentioned on slack) would certainly help too, but I do think the quotes are always useful for determining exactly what is being referred to. For example, if an <a> is replaced by a <p>:
Expected a DOM node of type p but found a as available DOM-node(s)
My first instinct would be a word is missing there, not that it's referring to an anchor tag, personally.
Expected a DOM node of type "p" but found "a" as available DOM-node(s)
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Re: #4065 (comment)
This is a pretty rough error message to decipher, some wrapping quotes should help.
Doing away with empty text nodes by default (as mentioned on slack) would certainly help too, but I do think the quotes are always useful for determining exactly what is being referred to. For example, if an
<a>is replaced by a<p>:My first instinct would be a word is missing there, not that it's referring to an anchor tag, personally.
Much better, IMO