Invalid query throws n.Term is not a constructor

[jcubic]

I've noticed that the error message on the invalid token looks like this:

n.Term is not a constructor

When executing:

> xxxx

It looks like the invalid token is not handled and it just throws an unhandled exception.

You can see this on my Terminal App:

https://codepen.io/jcubic/pen/dVBaRm

[mathiasrw]

What are you expecting from the query XXXX?

[jcubic]

I expected a different error message, like "Invalid Query" or "Invalid Token", but the error is not handled and it throws an internal error.

[vishal6557]

@mathiasrw Can you assign this to me? Thanks!

[jcubic]

@vishal6557 Open Source project don't use assignment, especially for people that are outside the project. Where did you learn that project need to assign the task to you?

[vishal6557]

@jcubic Thank you for your feedback! You're right—open-source projects flourish through collaboration and volunteer efforts. My goal was simply to offer help with this issue, aiming to contribute positively without overstepping.

[mathiasrw]

Fix released as part of v4.3.1