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(0,_debug2.default)('almanac::constructor initialized runtime fact:'+fact.id+' with '+fact.value+'<'+_typeof(fact.value)+'>');
This line does string concatenation on fact.value which seems to also consider passed in params as facts. This basically requires that all passed in params have a toString() function such as what is available in a prototype. However, not all JavaScript variables are guaranteed to have a prototype or a toString() function (e.g. new Object(null)).
For starters, since this appears to be a debug log line, is there a way to disable this entirely? If not, this should be changed to use something like fast-safe-stringify or similar to convert param values to a String form.
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As it happens, Apollo Client response data returns structs with no prototypes so this debug line appears to be preventing us from directly using that response data as a param in rules.
In
almanac
you have debug lines like this:This line does string concatenation on
fact.value
which seems to also consider passed inparams
as facts. This basically requires that all passed inparams
have atoString()
function such as what is available in a prototype. However, not all JavaScript variables are guaranteed to have a prototype or atoString()
function (e.g.new Object(null)
).For starters, since this appears to be a debug log line, is there a way to disable this entirely? If not, this should be changed to use something like
fast-safe-stringify
or similar to convert param values to a String form.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: