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---
draft: true
title: My Title
excerpt: My Excerpt
date: 2022-06-22
tags:
- One
- Two
---
Since my editor shows tabs as two spaces, I didn't notice that Two was tab-indented.
The way this presents when building will depend on your setup, but for me it was:
UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: Cannot read property 'draft' of undefined
at /Users/mark/Sites/example/node_modules/@elderjs/plugin-markdown/index.js:131:32
But my custom slug formatter also uses frontmatter, so before I made the accessing of frontmatter there safe, it was erroring in there.
I think the markdown plugin should detect when frontmatter parsing has resulted in undefined, as otherwise spooky things are gonna happen downstream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Let's revisit this once the typescript branch is shipped. There was a ton of issues with the unified ecosystem I had to slog through. Hopefully we can add something to make these errors better now that their chaos is behind us.
I had some tags in my frontmatter like this:
Since my editor shows tabs as two spaces, I didn't notice that
Two
was tab-indented.The way this presents when building will depend on your setup, but for me it was:
But my custom slug formatter also uses frontmatter, so before I made the accessing of frontmatter there safe, it was erroring in there.
I think the markdown plugin should detect when frontmatter parsing has resulted in
undefined
, as otherwise spooky things are gonna happen downstream.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: