It seems that as of 2v04.319 on both Linux and original Espruino Board 1.3, an undefined
variable does not result in a "UncaughtReference Error" message.
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>d
Uncaught ReferenceError: "d" is not defined
at line 1 col 1
d
^
>
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>d
>
Thanks - yes, I'm on this. Looks like exception reporting in the console got broken. Noticed the issue yesterday and I'll get a fix in first thing today.
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It seems that as of 2v04.319 on both Linux and original Espruino Board 1.3, an undefined
variable does not result in a "UncaughtReference Error" message.