When the ebpf verifier rejects the program that the user has written, we simply display an empty UI. It's not clear what has happened until the user exits the UI (it gets printed here). We can be more user friendly by displaying the verifier error to the user:
When the ebpf verifier rejects the program that the user has written, we simply display an empty UI. It's not clear what has happened until the user exits the UI (it gets printed here). We can be more user friendly by displaying the verifier error to the user: