[Bug] Throws if an AdvancedMarker is rendered and the apiKey is invalid

[bromanazzi]

Description

Summary: title

Context:
In our business, clients provide their own api keys. This makes it likely that an apiKeys are invalid, expired or not configured correctly.
We would like to show custom error messages, but throwing makes it impossible. We tried using an error boundary, but I'm not sure how to get the reason for the error.

Steps to Reproduce

Code Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/q3cyxh

It should throw on load

Environment

• Library version: 1.7.1
• Google maps version: weekly
• Browser and Version: Chrome latest
• OS: Windows 10

Logs

TypeError
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'getRootNode')

[usefulthink]

The only chance you have to implement something like that is the global gm_authFailure handler.

Before v1.8.0 we did try to handle these cases gracefully in the APIProvider, but with 1.8.0 that code no longer exists.
The reason is that the timing when the actual verification of the key happens isn't tied to loading the API, but rather to using the services (i.e. a key might be valid for computing a route, but the maps API itself might not be enabled, so I think its the billable events that actually trigger the key-verification).

I eventually conceded that this is something the maps API isn't equipped to handle properly. We would need something like an independent google.maps.verifyApiKey(key, usage), but I'm pretty sure that something like this isn't coming anytime soon.