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Describe the bug
When I try to print an instance of ModernError's subClass, I find that the message passed to the constructor when creating the instance will be printed twice, whereas an instance of Error created with new Error() does not print the messagetwice. And for some reason, I'm not considering using winston-error-format for now.
Steps to reproduce
Run such a script ( use "node index.js"):
// index.js
import ModernError from "modern-errors";
import stack from "modern-errors-clean";
let myError = ModernError.subclass("MyError", { plugins: [stack] });
try {
throw new myError("a error", {
cause: {"aaa": 1},
errors: [new myError("error1"), new myError("error2")]
})
} catch (e) {
console.log("e: ")
console.log(e)
console.log("message: ")
console.log(e.message)
console.log("stack:")
console.log(e.stack)
}the error message ("a error") will be printed twice, which is out of my expection:
e:
MyError: {"aaa":1}
a error
a error
at file:///index.js:7:11 {
[errors]: [
MyError: error1
at file:///index.js:9:18,
MyError: error2
at file:///index.js:9:41
]
}
message:
{"aaa":1}
a error
a error
stack:
MyError: {"aaa":1}
a error
a error
at file:///index.js:7:11
Configuration
Environment
node -v
v22.13.0
ver
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19045.5487]
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