By the design of the task that is catching errors, these errors might not appear in the console.
The task could print these errors in the console anyways, but I need to think in what cases it's actually desirable.
If I remember right ember-concurrency does that only in development environment, but ember plugins are more opinionated and have more "support" from the parent app, while vue plugins are just packages. I'll have to check if there's a way for a plugin to know whether the consumer app is running a development or production build.
By the design of the task that is catching errors, these errors might not appear in the console.
The task could print these errors in the console anyways, but I need to think in what cases it's actually desirable.
If I remember right ember-concurrency does that only in development environment, but ember plugins are more opinionated and have more "support" from the parent app, while vue plugins are just packages. I'll have to check if there's a way for a plugin to know whether the consumer app is running a development or production build.