Modulus Errors about pskoans HOT 8 CLOSED

Is there a more appropriate way to illustrate the limitations of operators, do you think? 🙂

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Not really.... I know my experience with POSH. I'm not sure someone with less experience would be able to pass this test. I had to jump into the terminal and run the line and look at $error[0]. Not sure how else to see this. Maybe I am the target audience. If that's the case... than maybe it's perfectly fine.

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Does running the Measure-Karma command when at this test point not show the expected error message?

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In this case, I think it is. 😄

It's more intended to simply illustrate that a) an error will be thrown, and b) what that error looks like, so folks can learn a little of what to look for when their code breaks in certain ways. 😁

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Of course if they just run the code, they don't even see that error message by default.

I answered this with System.Management.Automation.RuntimeException, because that's the actual exceptiontype (I think). Where it looks like you're expecting the Exception.Message. I don't know. Just offering feedback.

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I think I've already got that changed in the latest commit to use -ExpectedMessage, yeah. Actually, that's doubly a bug because there is a type called __ but not one ___ so that message would be much clearer if I had typed the dummy type name properly 😂

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I believe this has been addressed in the recent release(s). 😄

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