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Previously, json_last_error was referring to any JSON error happening before any code in getTranslations was even run. This caused exceptions to be thrown if there was a json error during MW's bootstrapping process. Instead, handle errors after decoding any JSON. Task: T14554
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Previously, json_last_error was referring to any JSON error happening before any code in getTranslations was even run. This caused exceptions to be thrown if there was a json error during MW's bootstrapping process. Instead, handle errors after decoding any JSON.
Task: T14554