Comment #9 on issue 1480 by [email protected]: JSON.parse exceptions
should have line/char # where parse error
https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=1480
The security problem seems like an edge case to me. Important as that may
be Node.js relies on this and it is a burden on every developer who tries
to work with json files in node (everyone?). Would it be possible to add a
runtime flat that shows a more descriptive error message like:
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SyntaxError: Unexpected token c at line 3, col 0
can't handle raw text
^
at Object.parse (native):3:0
at (d8):1:6
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