Closed natebenson closed 8 years ago
This is an error on the resume action.js file. In fact, it's not just the highlights affected but the editing of sections in general. Fixed in #1214
The most concerning part of this is that it might silently discard user input. If there's an error saving content, the user should know about it so no work is lost.
Right. That would definitely suck on the part of the user. However, this is not caused by an async error (throwing exceptions) which can then be handled in the front-end. It was a silly syntax error.
It should be covered by unit tests.
I think that shouldn't matter. Can't we have some better error handling for either case?
Syntax errors should be caught by unit / integration tests. It's something that can't be handled programmatically in Javascript (being a scripting language). However, async errors can be handled in the front-end to inform the user that their changes were not saved.
enter information into the bullet point and click save, and it disappears. Also, the add button is not showing up to add multiple bullet points.