Currently, it's really difficult to determine where an error occurred in a user's script input, because of how it's evaluated.
One option for improving this might be two wrap the user script in a string for creating the async function, and then writing that to a file and executing it.
Currently, it's really difficult to determine where an error occurred in a user's
scriptinput, because of how it's evaluated.One option for improving this might be two wrap the user script in a string for creating the async function, and then writing that to a file and executing it.