JavaScript: error messages show incorrect source location

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Expected Behavior

When an error occurs during JavaScript/TypeScript execution, the error marker should always be on the line where the error was thrown.

Actual Behaviour

In some cases, the marker will appear on an unrelated line, hiding the actual problem location.

Stacktrace

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Steps To Reproduce

Given the following JS source file:

// my-script.js
const http = require("http");

const port = 8000;

http.createServer() // fails because HTTP is not implemented (expected for demo purposes)

Calling elide run ./my-script.js will show the line const port = 8000; as the error location:

║  1┊ const http = require("http");
║  2┊                                               
✗  3┊ const port = 8000;              
╟────────────────────────────────────────────────
║ TypeError: invokeMember (createServer) on elide.runtime.node.http.NodeHttp@62a19df6 failed due to: Unknown ide ...         ║

Notably, the issue does not appear when an error is thrown manually from JavaScript code (e.g. throw new Error(...)), only when a host exception surfaces.

Environment Information

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Runtime

Native

Language

JavaScript

Example Application

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Version

1.0.0-beta8