Particularly on end-user code eval, if there's an error, the gabber participant who triggered the code should be identified, so that they know they're the person who needs to fix the error.
On a related note... it might be nice to (optionally) suppress errors from other participants, so that your console is only filled with your personal errors.
Particularly on end-user code eval, if there's an error, the gabber participant who triggered the code should be identified, so that they know they're the person who needs to fix the error.
On a related note... it might be nice to (optionally) suppress errors from other participants, so that your console is only filled with your personal errors.