Print KSorobanError message to stderr #92
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An unexpected exit without any clues of what went wrong can be confusing for users. It lead me down quite the rabbit hole (or should we say K-hole) earlier today.
That's what can happen easily now in
_exec_test
. Expected errors are caught and lead to a clean exit, but no clues appear other than the exit code. This PR prints the error message before exiting. The messages I've come across are clear enough and actionable for the user.Without the print, the output of a test with problems looks like:
This change adds, e.g.: