Now that we converted error numbers to strings, it might be too easy to use invalid numbers. It is also not that easy to find if an existing number already fits your usecase.
We should discuss strategies to make this less error-prone.
One possiblity is to have the errors as constant strings and hope the user will use them instead of giving out strange strings.
We should also validate if the user defines invalid strings in the json (another story). Or if the programmer uses an invalid error.
Now that we converted error numbers to strings, it might be too easy to use invalid numbers. It is also not that easy to find if an existing number already fits your usecase. We should discuss strategies to make this less error-prone. One possiblity is to have the errors as constant strings and hope the user will use them instead of giving out strange strings. We should also validate if the user defines invalid strings in the json (another story). Or if the programmer uses an invalid error.