Custom Commands: Show context command errors in the notification message for easier debugging #3565
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…age for easier debugging (#3565)
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If a custom command has problems running a context command, this adds the error output to the error notification, allowing you to more quickly debug the issue and try again.
{ "broken-command": { "description": "Totes broken", "prompt": "This aint gonna work", "context": { "command": "command that doesnt work" } } }Test plan