fix(ext/node): avoid panic when crypto.randomInt
has no arguments
#30314
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Closes #30313
Changed:
min
andmax
are safe integers before proceeding with the random integer calculation, to guard against a lack of arguments or an undefined first argument to therandomInt
call.I'm not sure why non-
number
values were prevented from being checked withNumberIsSafeInteger
or why a genericError
was used instead of aTypeError
— I assume there may have been reasons and so may have missed something here. But it did seem the simplest way to avoid the panic.